On Signing Day A&M added elite athletes at multiple positions and filled nearly every need. Some historical perspective is key in examining the Aggies' consensus top-five class — and it forcasts good things to come.

Westside's 2014 jumbo receiver may have only committed to Texas A&M a month ago, but he knew for a while where he wanted to be. Iheanacho will set foot in Aggieland with his sights set on creating a legacy.

From commits that were rumored to be wavering to a trio of important targets, the A&M staff put on a big welcome for their official visitors during the weekend. Meanwhile, an important junior day is in the works.

The countdown to Signing Day is on, but Kevin Sumlin and his Texas A&M staff are hardly waiting on their heels. With key targets remaining uncommitted, every Aggie coach hit the road on Thursday for big visits.

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.

TexAgs.com compiles regular, detailed highlight videos of A&M commits and targets. Today's focus falls on 2014 WR Frank Iheanacho of Westside High School, the tallest of the Aggies' pledged receivers.

The Army All-American followed up a breakout season with an impressive week at the Army All-American Bowl. How fluidly will the tall receiver transition to A&M? Westside coach Mark Byrd explained the potential.

The next Mike Evans may already be Aggieland-bound. Ending a recruitment that blew up rapidly during the season, Houston Westside's big 2014 receiver spurned LSU and others in favor of the Aggies on Saturday.

Frank Iheanacho will come to Texas A&M with more fanfare than Mike Evans once did, but he's cut from the same mold. Bolstered by his addition, the Aggies' group of 2014 receivers will add to a diverse, deep unit.

The latest addition to the Aggies' stellar burgeoning haul at receiver is the late-bloomer from Houston Westside. He explained to TexAgs his feelings on A&M and why it made the cut above his other finalists.

Even after the conclusion of its season, Aggie football hasn't strayed far from the forefront of the news. Liucci notes the most accurate and latest on TMZ, Johnny Manziel and Kevin Sumlins' ongoing efforts.

Houston Westside's 6-7 wideout remains one of the most coveted players still uncommitted for 2014. Once deemed a Texas A&M lean, will the picture change for Iheanacho with Oregon's late entry into the fray?

One of A&M's few remaining needs in 2014 is a big-time receiver talent from the high school ranks — which the Houston Westside fast-riser represents. With his recruitment still soaring, are the Aggies still leading?

Though the regular season has ended for Texas A&M, the battle for elite talent across the nation has not. Kevin Sumlin and his assistants wasted no time paying and planning essential visits to several top targets.

2014 WR Frank Iheanacho will take his official visit to LSU this upcoming weekend, holding offers from both A&M and LSU. Who does he see as his leaders, and where may he ultimately play college ball?