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?

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.

Another among the participants at the Under Armour All-American Game, 2016 Waco defensive back — and priority Texas A&M target — Eric Cuffee is weighing John Chavis' impact and a host of other important factors with his choice potentially on the horizon.

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.

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.

Texas A&M continues to chase 2016 Waco defensive back Eric Cuffee, who is turning his focus to self-improvement following Friday's come-from-behind win against Hutto. After the game he broke down his talks with the Aggie staff and how he'd fit in John Chavis' scheme.

While the state of Texas' most elite recruits are seemingly in holding pattern, under the surface preferences may be in the process of being solidified. Meanwhile, emerging targets on the 2017 radar could be next in line for Texas A&M offers.

Having already seen John Chavis' defense in action during Texas A&M's fall practices, 2016 Waco DB and priority Aggie target Eric Cuffee offered his impressions before Saturday's game that turned out to be prescient.

Waco cornerback Eric Cuffee, among Texas A&M's top targets at the position in the 2016 football recruiting class, recently took in one of the Aggies' practices — and after speaking with John Chavis and Terry Joseph, he may be planning for more.

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 annual collection of high school football's greatest talents will again showcase several Texas A&M targets and high-profile commits. Who among them may boost their profiles in Oregon, and what could it mean for their recruitments?

At the outset of July the Aggies hold 14 commitments, leaving a potential 11 remaining spots in a class that may be predicated on this season's on-field results. Who's most likely to sign with Texas A&M when the dust settles, and which positions need it most?

Are Kevin Sumlin and his Texas A&M staff closing in on full hauls at a select few positions? By Sunday we may know. Meanwhile, the Aggies will play host to key prospects and keep the lines of communication open with several others.

Offers, upcoming visits and movement up and down the board have Texas A&M's recruiting set to pick up heading into the summer months. Who's in the plans, whose pledges seem likely and what comes next?

Billy Liucci shared his thoughts on three recruiting-related topics including which position is in the best shape on the recruiting trail, his favorite recruits outside the state top-10 and his favorite out-of-state prospects.