The ink is dry, putting to bed a 2016 recruiting class that was as eventful as any. Texas A&M brought in 21 new players, many versatile and several highly ranked. Yet, did the class accomplish what Kevin Sumlin set out to do?

An eventful Signing Day clouded the perception of Texas A&M's latest class, one that filled most — though not all — needs and is solidly packed with potential difference-makers. However, in the cutthroat world of Texas recruiting and SEC football, did it stack up?

Featuring interviews with 2016 signees and analysis from Billy Liucci, Seth McKinney, Jordan Pugh, Stephen McGee and Brice Jones, TexAgs presents its four-hour Signing Day special in video form.

With National Signing Day 2016 closing in, TexAgs is compiling extensive highlights of Texas A&M's football commits. Wednesday's focus falls on Mineola offensive lineman Riley Anderson, one of two Anderson brothers commited to the Aggies.

Among Texas A&M's most solid pledges since their commitment, 2016 Mineola offensive linemen Riley Anderson and Austin Anderson helped comprise the weekend's official visit contingent. What they saw only reinforced their decision.

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.

From early enrollees to official visits and decisions, the meat of the recruiting process arrives with December. As Texas A&M seeks to close out another top haul, our look at the 2016 class and where it's headed continues with an interesting mix of possibilities on the OL.

Following an in-home visit from the Texas A&M staff, 2016 Mineola offensive linemen Austin Anderson and Riley Anderson are a excited as ever to arrive in Aggieland. To that end, they've decided on a date for their official visit — and made plans to prepare for SEC football.

The sixth week of the high school football season is in the books and several of Texas A&M's top targets and commits in the 2016 and 2017 recruiting classes continue to impress. Keep up with a statistical breakdown of each prospect's progress from the weekend gone by.

Last weekend, twin 2016 Mineola offensive linemen Austin Anderson and Riley Anderson received a visit from Dave Christensen. This weekend, they'll be in attendance to watch the Aggies take on Alabama. Following a 28-13 defeat of White Oak they shared their comfort with their commitment and more.

The fifth week of the high school football season is in the books and several of Texas A&M's top targets and commits in the 2016 and 2017 recruiting classes continue to impress. Keep up with a statistical breakdown of each prospect's progress.

Since their dual commitment to Texas A&M, 2016 Mineola offensive linemen Austin Anderson and Riley Anderson have returned to the grind of the season. Recently they shared their thoughts on the Aggies, being from East Texas and 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.

From sibling rivalry to why they picked the Aggies, Riley and Austin Anderson, their parents and their coach invite you to get to know them a little better in this KTYX report.

The 2016 Mineola offensive lineman, like his brother Austin, didn't take long to figure out which school presented the best fit. Committing to A&M on the day of the twins' Auburn trip, Riley insists it was a no-brainer.

Austin and Riley Anderson's recruitment was pegged as the latest that might come down to the Aggies and Longhorns, but the drama didn't last long. The 2016 Mineola offensive linemen announced their intent to attend A&M on Monday.

2016 Mineola offensive linemen Austin and Riley Anderson continue to ride the wave created by their soaring stocks, but another Aggie-Longhorn battle may be in the cards. Did Monday's visit give A&M a leg up in the race?