Rising Frisco Wakeland OT Connor Stroh sets Texas A&M Visit

Massive 2023 Frisco (Tex.) Wakeland three-star offensive lineman Connor Stroh is set to visit Texas A&M for the Spring Game on April 9th.

Stroh, the No. 34 offensive tackle in the On3 Consensus, last visited Texas A&M back in October for the Aggies’ loss to Mississippi State. The Aggies have yet to offer, but the three-star, who is 6-foot-7 and 345 pounds, has been quite interested in Texas A&M for some time. An offer could be in the works in the coming weeks, potentially even on his visit.

Stroh recently told the Ole Miss Spirit that he plans to check out Stanford, Texas, Florida State, Arkansas and Baylor over the coming weeks and months, in addition to Texas A&M. However, he’s “hoping to add others,” to his visit plans.

The three star, who now holds 14 total offers, added that he knows what he’s looking for out of a school and will attack his visits with a checklist in mind.

“Everybody tends to have great facilities, and I am obviously looking for a quality education, (but) for football, I am looking for strong player development,” Stroh said, when asked what he’s looking for in a school. “An investment in making me the best player that I can be, when ready, (and) someone that will put me on the field to compete, re-evaluate improvement and change when needed and prepare me for a long playing career.” 

Texas currently holds a large advantage in Stroh’s recruitment with a 94.9% shot to land the massive three-star offensive line prospect per the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine. Stroh has visited the Longhorns twice in recent months, making a game day trip in October and returning in January. He’s set to return to Texas a week before making his visit to Texas A&M on April 2nd.

In addition to the Longhorns, Baylor has emerged as another in-state school to keep an eye on in Stroh’s recruitment. The three-star last visited the Bears

Stroh ranks as the No. 508 prospect and No. 34 offensive tackle prospect nationally in the On3 Consensus, a complete and equally weighted industry-generated average that utilizes all four major recruiting media companies. He ranks as a three-star prospect in the On300 as the No. 52 offensive tackle in the country.