A&M and National Signing Day

Texas A&M finished the regular season with an 11-2 record and a final No. 5 national ranking. Numerous awards were bestowed on the Aggie team, including SEC Coach of the Year honors for Kevin Sumlin, the Outland Trophy award for Luke Joeckel, and the Heisman Trophy for quarterback Johnny Manziel and now it’s time to re-load. With two Aggies projected to go in  the first round of the NFL Draft there are some big hole to fill.  A&M had already signed…

Sealy WR Rickey Seals-Jones

Carthage DT Isaiah Golden

Manval WR Kyrion Parker

Westfield DT Hardreck Walker

Rosenberg Terry DB Victor Davis

Kimball DT Justin Manning

West Mesquite DB Kaeron Miles

Lancaster DE Daeshon Hall

Edna Carr (LA) DB Noel Ellis

Santa Monica (CA)  WR Sebastian LaRue

Rockwall-Heath DE Jordan Points

Port Allen (LA) LB Darian Claiborne

Sharpstown LB Reggie Chevis,

Fork Union WR Ja’Quay WIlliams,

LCM Ath. Alex Sezer,

Kennedale LB Brett Wade,

Arizona Western TE Cameron Clear,

City College OL Jeremiah Stuckey,

Butler C.C. LB Tommy Sanders,

Dallas Jesuit LB Jordan Mastrogiovanni,

Alief Taylor S Jonathan Wiggins,

Alexandria (LA) S Shaan Washington,

Rockwall-Heath DE Jay Arnold,

Bishop Dunne DE Jay Arnold,

Bishop Dunn OL Ishmael Wilson,

Birdville OL Joas Aguilar,

Pearland Dawson RB James White,

Manval DB Tavares Garner,  

Cedar Hill WR Laquvionte Gonzalez.

The Aggies have 25 scholarships they can fill and their recruiting class is ranked  7^th in the country according to Rivals.com.  No. 1 is held by Bama followed by Ohio State and Fla who are tied. The Golden Domers are 4^th LSU slides in at 5th  Michigan is 6^th then A&M,  USC, UCLA, and Georgia round out the top 10. Aggie Football and coach Sumlin will hold a signing day press conference today at 3:00 and it will be carried live on Sports Radio 1150 the Zone.

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Posted by Kevin O'Connor on Feb 6 2013. Filed under Sports. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry