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 Trophy Club offensive lineman Kellen Diesch, one of five offensive linemen currently committed to the Aggies.

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.

On Sunday the Aggies picked up a commitment from what some may argue is quietly the second-best offensive tackle prospect in Texas: Trophy Club Byron Nelson OL Kellen Deisch. In the process, the Texas A&M staff took another step toward wrapping up a need-filling haul.

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.

Since decommitting from Arkansas, 2016 Trophy Club Byron Nelson offensive lineman Kellen Diesch is taking a more measured approach to his recruitment. Still, after he visited Aggieland for the Alabama game, Texas A&M is moving into strong position.

Though currently an Arkansas pledge, 2016 Byron Nelson Trophy Club offensive lineman Kellen Diesch remains a priority target for the Texas A&M staff. Were the Aggies' efforts aided by Saturday's victory against the Razorbacks?

The football recruiting circuit never sleeps, and mid-season is no exception. Kevin Sumlin and his staff continue to look at a finish to the 2016 class while several of the state's top prospects solidify their favorites and timelines.

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.