If you’ve read anything published on Aggies Wire this week, or for that matter, this month, Texas A&M’s annual recruiting pool party is set for this weekend during the final days of July, as Head Coach Jimbo Fisher and his staff will host a very long list elite prospects from the 2024 and 2025 recruiting classes, including several players predicted to land with the Aggies in the near future.
Without giving every name away, 2024 five-star prospects such as Edge Colin Simmons, defensive lineman Aydin Breland, athlete Terry Bussey, and cornerback Kobe Black are just some of the exciting names that will descend on College Station, while Bussey remains a clear favorite to land with the Aggies according to multiple recruiting experts.
As On3 writer Joe Spears smartly noted this week, the 2024 five-star wide receiver duo of Micah Hudson and Ryan Wingo will likely be courted by current five-star wideout Cameron Coleman, who recently committed to Texas A&M on July 4, whose importance to influencing the recruiting class continues to grow.
On the offensive line, three four-star prospects, including Bennett Warren, Blake Ivy, and Isaiah Afuha, represent a change in recruiting strategy regarding O-line prospects under Fisher, whose previous bias towards size over athleticism can be seen in all three players. As things stand, Ivy is in good standing with Aggies, while Warren and Afuha are currently leaning in the opposite direction.
Representing the 2025 cycle, five-star cornerback Devin Sanchez will return to campus since attending one of Jimbo Fisher’s A&M camps back in June, joining borderline five-star cornerback Deyjhon Pettaway as the Aggies’ future at the postion is still influx past the 2023 season. Hence, gaining ground weekend remains an absolute must.
We’re finally near the offseason finish line, and with 18 commitments in the Aggies 2024 recruiting class, it’s time to get back on the momentum train and enjoy the recruiting pool party’s magic.
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