In the midst of a flurry of summer activity, several members of Texas' class of rising seniors are making moves up the charts. The TexAgs Recruiting team presents the latest update to its reputed list of the 44 best prospects in the state's 2016 football recruiting class.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs recruiting analyst Brice Jones joined the show to discuss the top-five in-state 2016 corners and where the Texas A&M football program stands with each of them.

The Sachse defensive back and early Texas A&M target released his top five this week — at the tail end of just his junior season. Trips await throughout the winter and a decision may come much sooner than later.

The 2016 Sachse defensive back is a long way from narrowing down his choices and took in A&M's game against Rice with the Aggies near the back of his list of top schools. But, in one Saturday, that changed.

The 2016 Sachse defensive back and early Aggie offer is one of the top rated corners in the country. He made a return trip to College Station on Sunday and left with more to factor into plans that should drag out.

Aside from two big-name visitors, the story of Texas A&M's Sunday camp was which prospects would earn the coveted offer from the Aggie staff. One commit and one offer later, the focus turns to what's next.

The prospects convening in Aggieland represent a mix of can't-miss elites and those that may be on the cusp of earning a coveted A&M offer. Liucci reveals the campers, the possible commits and much more.

The elite among Texas' rising juniors are already fielding big-time offers; only a select few can already stake their claim to the title of 'can't-miss.' Who among the 2016 class is worthy of the early attention?

The '16 Sache corner told TexAgs last week he was fine if the only offers he had were the ones he already received in Texas, Baylor and A&M. Just a short time later, has a wave of new interest changed his outlook?