Though he once proclaimed Texas A&M his leader, 2016 Long Beach Poly (Calif.) two-way standout Jack Jones now simply lists the Aggies even with the other schools in his top five. Out at the Army All-American Game practices, he shared his mindset with Signing Day slowly approaching.

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 pair of key spots still un-filled at wide receiver and tight end.

Courting out-of-state prospects is always a risky proposition, but anything can happen once they arrive on campus. In the case of 2016 Long Beach Poly athlete Jack Jones, one trip to Aggieland was almost enough to make up his mind — and he'll be back again this weekend.

One of the nation's most coveted prospects, 2016 Long Beach Poly (Calif.) ATH Jack Jones spent his weekend taking in the sights of Aggieland. Jones left with a full picture of what Texas A&M has to offer — and highly impressed.

While the state of Texas' most elite recruits are seemingly in holding pattern, under the surface preferences may be in the process of being solidified. Meanwhile, emerging targets on the 2017 radar could be next in line for Texas A&M offers.