Rumors fly and heads spin while a crazy finish to the 2016 recruiting class draws near. A wide range of possibilities exist for Texas A&M, which continues to chase priority targets and try to hold on to another. How might the Aggies finish out?

On Sunday Kevin Sumlin and the Aggies wrapped up their biggest visit weekend of the 2016 recruiting cycle. Meanwhile, a few visits taking place — or not taking place — elsewhere were also of interest. How did it affect Texas A&M's possible recruiting finish?

Each and every fall, football recruiting cycles come and go — boiling gifted young men's lives down into a kaleidoscope of ratings, rumors and Friday night lights. "On an Island" is a short film that follows elite 2016 Nacogdoches safety Brandon Jones as he navigates his own process and the days in between.

On the other side of a key weekend of visits, a few heated battles have cleared up while others seem only murkier. Among the priority targets Texas A&M continues to chase, who lies within reach and how can the Aggies close it out?

It's crunch time with a few precious weeks until Signing Day, and more hangs in the balance than merely a class ranking. As Texas A&M seeks to wrap up an important haul, final rounds of visits are underway — and a few prospects could make or break it all.

Out at the Under Armour All-American Game in Orlando, Fla., coveted 2016 Nacogdoches safety Brandon Jones continues to weigh his decision. Working in Texas A&M's favor is an environment that reminds Jones of home and a contingent of fellow East Texans.

Anticipation — or, anxiety — is high in Aggieland, where intrigue lingers around Texas A&M's offensive coordinator position and Kyle Allen's transfer has renewed focus on the quarterback room. Meanwhile, the Aggies' potential recruiting finish is up in the air. Catch up on the latest.

From early enrollees to official visits and decisions, the meat of the recruiting process arrives with December. Our look at Texas A&M's 2016 class and where it's headed concludes with the high-end possibilities for re-stocking the corner and safety positions.

Each and every fall, football recruiting cycles come and go — boiling several young men's lives down into ratings, rumors and a kaleidoscope of Friday night lights. "On an Island" follows elite 2016 Nacogdoches safety Brandon Jones as he navigates the process and the days in between.

With his senior season complete, the recruiting process is getting 'real' for 2016 Nacogdoches safety Brandon Jones — and equally as real for the programs chasing the elite prospect. Texas A&M, which visited Jones in-home Monday, is among them.

As the college football season hits its back half, the 2016 recruiting cycle is only beginning to gain steam. With a clear picture of what Texas A&M needs and how many spots it will potentially fill, there is one ideal hypothetical finish to the Aggies' class.

Several of the top prospects in the state's 2016 recruiting class adopted a wait-and-see stance with regard to the battle among Texas' two flagships. Three weeks in, the Aggies now have their attention. Meanwhile, evals and offers among top 2017 prospects continue.

Long coveted by the Aggies and all the region's other top programs, 2016 Nacogdoches safety Brandon Jones arrived in College Station for the Nevada game with his family in tow. Following their collective Aggieland experience, one thing is solidified in Jones' mind.

The football recruiting circuit never sleeps, and mid-season is no exception. Kevin Sumlin and his staff continue to look at a finish to the 2016 class while several of the state's top prospects solidify their favorites and timelines.