In the final update to its list of the best 2015 prospects in the country, ESPN Recruiting Nation listed ten currently committed to A&M — and six uncommitted prospects still potentially in play for the Aggies.

The A&M staff already holds one of the nation's truly elite classes on the offensive side of the ball — but the rich can get richer. Multiple nationally coveted prospects may still be jostling for the Aggies' final few spots.

It's crunch time on the trail. Several of the Aggies top remaining targets near decisions and flexibility and need tangle for the final positions on the staff's board; how it all settles out depends on several factors.

Did Saturday's victory stop A&M's sky from falling? The Aggies must carry their momentum, but the early answer seems to be yes. Top uncommitted targets and potential flips alike make up some possibilities.

The 2015 Destrehan (La.) athlete, a priority target for Texas A&M and other top programs, has been the subject of discussion on his preferred position in college. Following his visit to Aggieland, he opened up.

The 2015 Destrehan (La.) athlete and priority target visited for the Ole Miss game and left with a strong impression despite the result. The battle for Merritt isn't over, but the Aggies may have an advantage.

Blanketed in speculation, the remaining few spots in the 2015 class wait to be filled by some combination of the remaining targets on the staff's board. Who, and in what order? The factors at play are straightforward.

The recruiting cycle is nearing its premier turn with the season underway and the Aggies have few spots remaining in a top-five class. Liucci breaks down the numbers, who could fill them and the latest news.

The likely best class the program will have ever signed is well on its way toward completion, but key pieces are still holding out. With limited spots left to fill and needs clear, Brice Jones breaks down who and how.

An eventful three days in Aggieland culminated in the launching of several underclassmen's names onto the recruiting scene and further dominance by established blue-chips. Will recruiting dominoes begin to fall?

The no-contact period is soon to close and so too should the temporary lull in A&M's scorching recruiting momentum. Liucci points out the next dominoes likely to fall and assesses recent offseason developments.

The early 2016 A&M offer from Destrehan, La. is high on the Aggies and intends to visit soon. With 2015 teammate Kirk Merritt also taking a hard look at Aggieland, Logan's plans may take a favorable turn.

The Five Star Challenge and Opening await the coveted 2015 Destrehan (La.) athlete, while contact with pursuing programs — including Texas A&M — continues. Merritt is beginning to piece together his timeline.

The 2015 race takes a sharp turn into summer with Kyler Murray's decision impending and evaluations raising the prospect of new offers. Liucci breaks down A&M's needs and the likelihood of various scenarios.

The 2015 Destrehan (La.) all-purpose back returned from his visit to College Station well aware that the A&M staff has made him a priority target. What did the Aggies do to shoot themselves to the top of his list?

Following Junior Day, TexAgs' recruiting analysts Billy Liucci and Brice Jones recapped Texas A&M's weekend in recruiting, the commitment of Desahwn Capers-Smith, the offers that went out and more.

Texas A&M landed one commitment and extended a few new offers on Sunday, but the biggest news from the Aggies' second junior day may unfold down the road after the impression they made on top prospects.