An uneventful Signing Day could not mask the excitement surrounding A&M's latest class, one stocked with future stars and immediate impact players. Did the Aggies meet all their needs amidst the talent infusion?

From the Aggies' blazing start in the Class of 2015 to how they're setting up to close out 2014, Liucci breaks down the stories, visitors, new targets, near commits and odds that make up A&M's elite recruiting efforts.

No shortage of elite 2015 prospects and other potential Aggie targets saw the lay of the land in College Station on Sunday, to very favorable results. One commit rolled in, but many more may be on the way.

Kevin Sumlin and his staff brought a wealth of elite prospects together in Aggieland on Sunday, leading to high praise and outspoken reactions across the board from both high-priority targets and future prospects.

Beginning with a list of commitments and essential targets that will visit campus officially this weekend, the Texas A&M staff has its hands full and its sights set dead ahead heading down the stretch to Signing Day.

The 2015 Mesquite Horn OT and early blue-chip unofficially visited Texas A&M for the Vanderbilt game and experienced his first encounter with Aggie game day. Where did it place A&M early in on his recruitment?

Between Jermaine Eluemunor and Qualen Cunningham, the Aggies continue to shock and awe on the trail. What does the commitments of the two nationally-sought linemen do for A&M's plans ... and what's next?

Texas A&M remains in the conversation for its most coveted offensive line targets after several weekend visits, while other targets in the classes of 2014 and 2015 continue to mull a long list of possible options.

Every week during the Texas high school football season, we break down where every Aggie commit will be playing that week. In addition to the Aggie commits, we will also spot light a few notable recruits that the A&M staff will have their eyes on.

Follow where all Texas A&M recruits — both commits and targets — will be playing under the Friday night lights when the high school football season kicks off with Brice Jones' up-to-date and extensive list.

Could Sunday's camp have gone any better for the Aggie staff? Despite the lack of commitments, the buzz following the day's events begs the question. Liucci notes which blue-chips are favoring A&M going forward.

2015 Mesquite Horn OL Conner Dyer picked up his fifth offer from Texas A&M yesterday. TexAgs had a chance to talk with the 6-4, 276-pound lineman about the offer, his upcoming plans and much more.