As we enter November, many high school football stars are nearing the end of their seasons and turning their eyes toward the recruiting process. The TexAgs recruiting team has tracked down all the major storylines in Under the Lights.

The commitment of 2017 IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.) quarterback Kellen Mond closed off Texas A&M's stellar QB haul, but it also represented so much more than that. Now, the Aggies' focus turns to the impact he could have on several remaining priority targets.

Recently, one analyst supported the position that a "death knell" had sounded for Texas A&M's recruiting efforts — a curious position to take in May. Considering the facts at hand, it calls to mind another famous greatly exaggerated demise.

It was a move some had grown to anticipate, and one made better now than later. What Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.) quarterback Tate Martell's decommitment from Texas A&M tells us may have to do with what Kevin Sumlin and Noel Mazzone envision next.

In two days Texas A&M's prime spring recruiting event returns to Kyle Field, likely bringing a list of coveted prospects from the state to both coasts with it. Who's set to be in attendance, and how could it affect who joins the Aggies next?

While much of the fans' attention focuses on the close to the 2016 football recruiting class, programs like Texas A&M already have several irons in the 2017 fire. To that end, several of the Aggies' top targets are scheduled to be in town for Sunday's junior day.

The changes sweeping the Texas A&M football program haven't fazed 2017 Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.) quarterback Tate Martell, who is as solid as ever. Next up on the elite dual-threat's list: visiting the Aggies' first junior day and doing some peer-to-peer recruiting.

Near the end of each recruiting cycle, the next not-so-quietly waits in the wings. Our look at the needs and possibilities in Texas A&M's 2017 class continues with a breakdown of the Aggies' defensive line prospects.

Near the end of each recruiting cycle, the next not-so-quietly waits in the wings. Our look at the needs and possibilities in Texas A&M's 2017 class begins with a high-profile leader at quarterback and the chase for elite talents at running back.

2017 Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.) quarterback Tate Martell committed to Texas A&M without even needing to see Aggieland in all its true glory. But now, he has. After all his expectations were exceeded during his trip to the Alabama game, his resolve to bring others with him is stronger than ever.

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.