One of the quietest members of Texas A&M's 2015 class may also have some of the highest potential. A three-sport star with more room to grow, Elam will bring a determined mentality with him to Aggieland.

Billed as one of Texas A&M's most instant-impact commitments, the JUCO safety held fast in his belief in the Aggie staff even while other schools continued to make runs at him. The transition may be a simple one.

A one time commit to Oklahoma, A&M women's basketball guard Courtney Walker eventually noticed there is more to a school than just basketball, especially if one wants to one day become a computer engineer.

The 6-6, 290-pound tackle committed to Texas A&M in June, but he asserts he knew where he wanted to be long before. With his mind made up, he'll head to Aggieland dead-set on fulfilling a few more assertions.

The Florida product and top-five national kicker leapt immediately on the Aggies' offer and hasn't wavered since. His senior season now complete, he's got a checklist to work through before his arrival on campus.

The final stretch leading to Signing Day will be full of last-minute recruiting pitches — but for commits and early enrollees, it will be about acclimation. The five-star Arizona receiver will bring a unique flavor to A&M.

A College Station native and a former Aggie basketball ball boy, Alex Caruso has always had a soft spot for the A&M basketball program. Now the team's leader, the goal is to get back to the NCAA Tournament.