James Scott

The camp circuit is kicking into full gear as summer recruiting takes off, and prospects are taking unofficial and official visits to campuses. It is time to take a look at the latest happenings on the Lone Star State recruiting front as the offseason rolls on.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country presented by American Momentum Bank, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting and transfer portal trail surrounding Texas A&M.

I've got some quick hitters in terms of the A&M recruiting big board as well as a pair of visitors expected on campus later today.In talking to a couple of sources in the Golden Triangle, the Aggies have made a move in the right direction for Port Arthur Memorial LB Tank King. It's looking like a mid-summer decision timeline, and there are going to be official visits elsewhere mixed in. I still like where A&M and Jay Bateman have put themselves.The offensive line focus in-state seems to be narrowing, and I found out last night that Ft Bend Ridge Point's OL Avery Morcho stands out for the Aggies as one of their premier tackle prospects. Morcho had a great outing at the UA Next camp last weekend and thus, cemented his standing as one of the elites in the state. TCU and SMU have been making strong pushes lately so there's some ground to make up.Our recruiting staff has gotten the feeling that the Aggies have faded for Conroe Oak Ridge WR James Scott for no other reason than I think the kid wants to be a receiver at the next level, and A&M viewed him in the same lens as a hybrid tight end - similar to Amari Niblack.Here's a name to file away that will be on campus this weekend: Ft Bend Marshall jumbo athlete Kaeden Johnson. He's played quarterback throughout his entire high school career but has a chance to improve his stock as a prospect if he's open to a move to another position. It's a very interesting combination of size and athletic traits.Two visitors heading to campus today: Waukee (IA) TE Evan Jacobson and 2027 Argyle Liberty Christian S Cooper Witten who is accompanied by his dad, Jason Witten.