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. Thursday's focus falls on Liberty Christian quarterback Nick Starkel, A&M's signal caller of the class.

A decision that came down to Texas A&M and UCLA recently got much easier for 2016 Argyle Liberty Christian quarterback Nick Starkel. The Aggies found their signal-caller — and Starkel, well, he found a fit he expects to enjoy both during and after football.

Texas A&M long assumed it wouldn't be taking a quarterback in the 2016 recruiting class until the need suddenly surfaced — and now it has been filled. On Thursday Liberty Christian's Nick Starkel chose the Aggies over the UCLA Bruins.

On the other side of a key weekend of visits, a few heated battles have cleared up while others seem only murkier. Among the priority targets Texas A&M continues to chase, who lies within reach and how can the Aggies close it out?

After Texas A&M's plans for the quarterbacks changed late in the 2016 class, the Aggies re-engaged with 2016 Argyle Liberty Christian QB Nick Starkel — with great success, if his impressions following his official visit are to be believed.

It's crunch time with a few precious weeks until Signing Day, and more hangs in the balance than merely a class ranking. As Texas A&M seeks to wrap up an important haul, final rounds of visits are underway — and a few prospects could make or break it all.

From early enrollees to official visits and decisions, the meat of the recruiting process arrives with December. Heading down the stretch, Texas A&M is looking to close out another top haul; our look at the 2016 class and where it's headed starts at quarterback and running back.

As the college football season hits its back half, the 2016 recruiting cycle is only beginning to gain steam. With a clear picture of what Texas A&M needs and how many spots it will potentially fill, there is one ideal hypothetical finish to the Aggies' class.

The annual collection of high school football's greatest talents will again showcase several Texas A&M targets and high-profile commits. Who among them may boost their profiles in Oregon, and what could it mean for their recruitments?