The news coming out of Waco continues to get more complex, but a potential pattern is emerging — and it's one with immediate implications for BU recruiting rivals like Texas A&M. Meanwhile, the effects may be soon felt in the 2017 class.

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.

Some prospects enjoy the recruiting process more than others, and 2016 Silsbee offensive lineman Patrick Hudson is not among them. However, the coveted OL has added one final stop on his tour — a Jan. 22 official visit to Texas A&M.

From early enrollees to official visits and decisions, the meat of the recruiting process arrives with December. As Texas A&M seeks to close out another top haul, our look at the 2016 class and where it's headed continues with an interesting mix of possibilities on the OL.

A recent visit to College Station seems to have re-opened the door for Texas A&M to engage with 2016 Silsbee OL Patrick Hudson, who calls the new Kyle Field a "cathedral." With the Aggies holding Hudson's attention, what might be next for the elite lineman?

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.

The traditional quiet before the storm is in effect, but programs are already in full pursuit of a crop of elite prospects that headline the state's stars in the rising class. Which do the Aggies need ... and which should they get?

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.

A&M dealing with the realities of chasing a litany of five-star players, but it hasn't slowed the staff in its pursuit of a number of elite recruits. Spots are at a premium, but a number of talents likely wait to fill them.

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.

If there's anything the Aggie program has come to be known for in recent years, it's the position churning out first-round picks and attracting talent like clockwork. A championship foundation is under construction.

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?

Texas A&M's stockpile of elite offensive line talent reaches down into the state's junior class, where a five-star talent has already committed. Per his coach, Hudson has room to grow — which should amaze all.