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Texas A&M 2015 Recruiting Class: Who did the Aggies sign?

By Patrick Schmidt

Dec 15, 2014; Allen, TX, USA; Kyler Murray of Allen high school poses for a portrait. He is the USA TODAY high school offensive player of the year. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports
Dec 15, 2014; Allen, TX, USA; Kyler Murray of Allen high school poses for a portrait. He is the USA TODAY high school offensive player of the year. Mandatory Credit: Kevin Jairaj-USA TODAY Sports /
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The move to the SEC for Texas A&M has resulted in three top-16 recruiting classes and the 2015 class is poised to make it four straight for Aggies head coach Kevin Sumlin.

Texas A&M has taken over as the program to beat for recruits in the Lone Star State since the Aggies moved to the SEC and enjoyed the brilliant career of 2012 Heisman winner Johnny Manziel to boost the recruiting efforts for the Kevin Sumlin’s staff in College Station.

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The Aggies had the nation’s No. 16 class in 2012 and have gotten better each of the last two classes with the No. 9 class in 2013 and last year’s No. 5 class. Last year’s class may go down as the best in program history and isn’t far-fetched to think it could result in a national championship with Myles Garrett, Kyle Allen and Speedy Noil the headliners.

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    • All three represent the future of the program but they’ll be helped out with the reinforcements coming in the 2015 class that ranks No. 9 entering National Signing Day. The Aggies class ranks 10th in the nation and fifth in the SEC with 23 commits, including five-star receiver Christian Kirk and No. 1 dual-threat quarterback and Aggie legacy, Kyler Murray.

    Now Sumlin needs to translate these highly ranked recruiting classes in to SEC championships.

    As the signed letters of intent are faxed in this page will be updated throughout the day to reflect the changes to Texas A&M’s class, so stay with us at FanSided throughout signing day for the latest recruiting trail developments for Kevin Sumlin’s team.

    Update: 3:00 p.m.

    Texas A&M moved down two spots to No. 12 but added their third five-star recruit of the class with the commitment of defensive tackle Daylon Mack who decommitted from the Aggies earlier this winter.

    Next: National Signing Day Predictions and Announcement Schedule

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