In Orlando for the Under Armour All-American Game, 2016 John Ehret (Marrero, La.) linebacker Michael Divinity continues to weigh the choice between LSU and Texas A&M. The pressure to stay home is immense, but is the pull of John Chavis' defense, as well?

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 continues with a look at an opening at an essential linebacker spot.

The odd situation that came and went in Baton Rouge turned the heads of several LSU commits, including 2016 John Ehret (Marrero, La.) linebacker Michael Divinity. Though still pledged to the Tigers, Divinity is keenly aware of the Louisiana players on the Texas A&M roster and preparing for an in-home visit from the Aggies.

The opening of the new Kyle Field also served as a key moment in Texas A&M's pursuit of one of its top remaining linebacker targets. The Aggies welcomed 2016 John Ehret (Marrero, La.) LB Michael Divinity for an official visit that hit on all the key points.

Planned early enrollment has made quick answers in the recruiting process all the more important to coveted 2016 John Ehret (Marrerro, La.) LB Michael Divinity. Tuesday's unofficial visit to Texas A&M gave him exactly that — and a strong impression to take home with him.

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?

The class continues to take shape for the Texas A&M staff, which welcomes several targets to Aggieland this weekend for a mini-camp. Who are the Aggies likely to home in on, and who may join up when all is said and done?

The elite prospects in attendance made Sunday's combine one filled with fireworks and rising stocks. The TexAgs recruiting team breaks down performances of the Texas A&M commits and targets and the state's other top recruits.

The star 2016 linebacker from John Ehret (Marrero, La.) has a few factors outlining his recruitment that most of the state's elite prospects don't. In combination with developments in the Aggies' favor, where does he stand?

Blanketed in speculation, the remaining few spots in the 2015 class wait to be filled by some combination of the remaining targets on the staff's board. Who, and in what order? The factors at play are straightforward.