A&M has added another future Maroon Goon as 2024 Seattle (WA) O'Dea offensive lineman Isendre Ahfua has given his verbal pledge to Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies. With Steve Addazio leading A&M's recruiting efforts, Ahfua becomes the fourth OL commit to join the class.

Jim Schlossnagle & Co. have added perhaps the best player from the current transfer portal cycle as former Stanford two-way star Braden Montgomery has committed to A&M. A career .315 hitter with 35 homers, Montgomery comes to Aggieland with two years of eligibility left.

Sporting News national writer Bill Bender was able to get an early viewing of Netflix's new documentary about legendary Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel. On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Bender breaks down his thoughts on "Untold: Johnny Football."

Following a disappointing campaign in 2022, Texas A&M is looking for an offensive spark this fall. With the hiring of offensive coordinator Bobby Petrino, the former head coach brings a newfound optimism and fresh philosophies to implement in 2023.

The Houston pipeline continues as Houston Legacy offensive lineman Josh Moses announced his commitment to Texas A&M. Moses is the first member of the 2025 class and chooses Jimbo Fisher & Co. over Texas, Penn State and Houston.

After a standout freshman season, Texas A&M receiver Evan Stewart is ready to make noise in year two. Courtesy of Pintail Hunting Club, the wideout sat down for an exclusive interview ahead of fall camp and gave us a preview of how the Aggies will look in 2023.

Jimbo Fisher & Co. are continuing their hot streak as Refugio (TX) ATH Ernest Campbell has announced his decision to join Texas A&M. Known for his speed on the gridiron and the track, Campbell becomes the 18th commit in the Aggies' 2024 class.

Jimbo Fisher & Co. are staying hot on the recruiting trail as 2024 Converse Judson safety Myles Davis has announced his commitment to Texas A&M. The 17th member of the Aggies' quickly-growing 2024 class, Davis picks A&M over Texas and USC.

Texas A&M commit Tyanthony Smith has made it clear that in addition to his production on the field, he's also dedicated toward making a new name for his hometown of Jasper. Growing up in a community steeped in racial issues, Smith now hopes to paint Jasper in a new light.

On Tuesday afternoon, A&M outfielder Stanley Tucker was picked up by the Boston Red Sox as the 568th pick in the 19th round of the 2023 MLB Draft. Spending only one year in College Station, Tucker batted .273 with two doubles and eight runs scored this past season.

Left-handed pitcher Will Johnston is headed to Oakland after being chosen by the Athletics as the 376th overall pick in the 13th round of the 2023 MLB Draft. In four seasons with the Aggies, Johnston put together a 6-4 record in 98.1 innings in 66 appearances.

After one season in Aggieland, LHP Brandyn Garcia s is headed to the MLB after being selected by the Seattle Mariners in the 11th round, 337th overall in the 2023 draft. Garcia is the fifth Aggie headed to the pros this year.

Following two seasons in Maroon & White, first baseman Jack Moss is now on his way to the big leagues as the 318th overall pick by the Reds in the 2023 MLB Draft. Posting a .352 average over a three-year career, Moss is now the fourth Aggie to hear his name called.

The Kansas City Royals selected Texas A&M infielder Trevor Werner in the seventh round with the 199th overall pick. After four seasons in Aggieland, Werner is expected to depart for the professional ranks as a prospect with tremendous upside at the next level.

With the 139th overall pick in the 2023 MLB Draft, the Oakland Athletics selected Texas A&M's Nathan Dettmer. In three seasons wearing Maroon & White, Dettmer recorded 196 strikeouts in 220.1 innings while earning SEC Pitcher of the Week twice in 2022.

Wrapping up his three-year collegiate career with a noteworthy season in College Station, shortstop Hunter Haas was selected by the Tampa Bay Rays in the 2023 MLB Draft. Haas is the first Aggie to hear his name called in the 2023 draft.

Jim Schlossnagle has made a splash as A&M has hired Seattle Mariners pitching coordinator Max Weiner to be the next pitching coach of the Aggies. Considered one of baseball's brightest up-and-coming coaches, Weiner has been coaching in pro ball since he was 22 years old.

Jimbo Fisher & Co. have received the verbal commitment of five-star wide receiver Cameron Coleman as the Aggies continue their tear on the recruiting trail. A product of Phenix City (AL) Central High School, Coleman picks the Aggies over Auburn, Clemson, LSU and Florida State.