For the first time since 1977, Texas A&M and Southern California will meet on the gridiron as the Aggies and Trojans square off in the 2024 SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl. The Friday night affair offers the Maroon & White a chance to finish the first season of the Elko Era on a high.

The ink is drying on Mike Elko’s first complete signing class as the Aggies signed 24 prospects, with all but one enrolling in January. Following the Early Signing Period, TexAgs recruiting team of Ryan Brauninger, Jason Howell and Cade Draughon hand out some class superlatives.

With 24 new Aggies signed, the first full recruiting cycle of the Mike Elko Era has come to a close as focus now shifts to the transfer portal. Far past scramble mode this offseason, the decisions made from December moving forward will be unequivocally tied directly to Elko.

The class of 2025 is Mike Elko's first full recruiting cycle as the head coach in Aggieland, and on Wednesday, A&M inked 24 new Aggies as the Early Signing Period opened. During TexAgs Live's bonus coverage on Wednesday evening, Elko sat down to talk about the newest Ags.

In 12 games as a sophomore, linebacker Taurean York tallied a team-leading 75 total tackles along with 8.5 TFLs. Following the end of the regular season, the defensive captain sat down for an exclusive interview to look back on Texas A&M's 8-4 campaign and much more.

The Early Signing Period began on Wednesday morning, and the Aggies received signatures from almost all of their commitments. Follow along as TexAgs provides live updates of Mike Elko's media availability discussing Texas A&M's new signees.

Featuring analysis from Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Jamie McCoy and Ryan Brauninger, TexAgs presents its three-hour Signing Day special in video form as Texas A&M football welcomes its 2025 recruiting class.

One day a year (okay, it's now two), fax machines become relevant again as Mike Elko and his staff await word on possible signatures that will round out the 2025 Aggie recruiting class. Follow along as we update the confirmed signatures for each Texas A&M recruit.