One of Texas A&M's four early enrollees, 2016 Airline (Bossier City, La.) OL Colton Prater will have a head start on his college career. Yet, per his high school coach, the best trait Prater will bring the Aggies is his calmness off the field — and his intensity on it.

Among Texas A&M's most versatile and intriguing commits is 2016 San Antonio Jay ATH Moses Reynolds, who will soon join brother Josh in Aggieland. Fans, however, don't have a true conception of Reynolds' unique talents, according to his coach.

Already on campus as an early enrollee, 2016 C.E. King running back Trayveon Williams has been lauded for the home run ability Texas A&M sorely needed. However, according to his coach, Williams will arrive with more polish than Aggies might be expecting.

The other half of the set of twins that took Mineola near the pinnacle of Texas 3A football, 2016 offensive lineman Riley Anderson projects as more of a tackle than his brother Austin. Per their coach, the tandem's efficacy should continue.

In Austin Anderson the Texas A&M coaches are picking up a potential guard or center with a fair amount of polish — but, according to Mineola coach Joe Drennon, Anderson's eventual value to the Aggies extends far beyond that.

From drawing comparisons to Johnny Manziel and Russell Wilson to befriending a young boy with cancer, many say Texas A&M commit Tate Martell is the total package. Bishop Gorman coach Kenny Sanchez is among them.

Carter may be one of the state's — and the nation's — top prospects when his time comes, but according Langham Creek coach Todd Thompson one would hardly know it from talking to him. Still, Carter's skills have Thompson raving.

Bussey hails from the same school that produced the Mannings and Odell Beckham, Jr. — and according to Newman coach Nelson Stewart's glowing review, that isn't the only thing he has in common with the NFL stars.

Already enrolled and on campus, the Flower Mound Marcus standout will receive the full offseason Marcus coach Gerry Stanford believes he's been deprived of. Has A&M added its latest potential NFL prospect?

Pryor starred at quarterback as the heart and soul of Sulphur Springs' program, but he'll revert to safety — his natural position — at A&M. His head coach's glowing review highlights the importance of his addition.

The Aggies saw a valuable center prospect in McCoy, who did it all along the Panther offensive line for three years. Lufkin's Todd Quick asserts there's even more potential in the versatile lineman than meets the eye.

Big and with even more room to grow, Keke is another piece of the Aggies' strong recruiting efforts on the defensive line. Make no mistake, however, the George Ranch star's coach insists: his best days are ahead.

Having kept silent as one of Texas A&M's most solid commits might lead Siverand to be underappreciated by many. Mistake, says Cy Ridge HC Gary Thiebaud, who insists the Aggies are set to get a unique threat.

Christian Kirk the five-star cornerback? It could've been a possibility, says Saguaro coach Jason Mohns. But what makes Kirk so elite, he says, isn't just his freak athletic ability — it's something far more invaluable.

Arguably the greatest player in the storied history of Texas high school football, Murray will bring to College Station a list of accomplishments and skills a mile long. But his head coach sees a higher potential ceiling.