Where Texas A&M's 2024 class heading into spring

Texas A&M has had a fairly quiet start to the year on the recruiting trail, at least in terms of additions to the class. While there has only been one commitment since the new year, the Aggies had two very eventful junior day recruiting events and have extended several intriguing offers.

Texas A&M’s class of 2024 currently has a score of 89.91, good for No. 14 nationally, a rise of three spots since the last update in February. Texas A&M is ranked No. 8 in the SEC.

The Aggies have started off with some solid momentum in the class of 2024 and are in good positions with a number of top recruits around the country. Although the spring is already here, there is optimism the 2024 group gets on a good run, meaning a number of possible commitments before summer.

More on the current class for Texas A&M

To date, Texas A&M holds four commitments in the class of 2024, two of them coming from Texas. The four commitments are four-star Hattiesburg (Miss.) Oak Grove quarterback Anthony Maddox, four-star Longview (Texas) Pine Tree defensive lineman Dealyn Evans, four-star Katy (Texas) Tompkins offensive lineman Ashton Funk, and four-star Alpharetta (Ga.) Milton wide receiver Debron Gatling.

As of right now, there are a total of 14 prospects in the class of 2024 who are favored in the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine to land with Texas A&M. A good portion of them were on campus in January for junior day visits and are also planning return visits in the spring.

If the Aggies can take advantage of some momentum gained and relationships built in the past month or so, and can maximize the spring recruiting period, I think there is a good chance Texas A&M is back in the top-10 national team recruiting rankings and top-5 in the SEC by the summer rolls around.

While I do not expect a repeat of the 2022 class, I do find it likely the Aggies will be in contention for a top-5 national class in the 2024 cycle. I expect that would be easily top-3 in the SEC.

2024 SEC Recruiting Rankings

1. Georgia

2. Alabama

3. Florida

4. South Carolina

5. Tennessee

6. LSU

7. Auburn

8. Texas A&M

9. Arkansas

10. Ole Miss

11. Missouri

12. Vanderbilt

13. Texas

14. Kentucky

15. Mississippi State

Due to the lack of commitments by Oklahoma is not yet in the conference rankings.