Kaden Henderson, the #1 LB in the country, has always been talked about as the main A&M LB target in this class — and that hasn’t changed. He’s best friends with Mark Matthews, and the two will be on the same OV June 5th. After talking with some sources, I like where Texas A&M stands right now, but Notre Dame is still viewed as the biggest challenge in this recruitment.

Noah Glover is one of the top LBs in the country, and for good reason. Texas A&M has been involved here for a long time, even when Jay Bateman was still on staff. Newly hired LB coach Travis Williams has really picked things up, and A&M is firmly in the top group of schools. Right now, I’d give a slight edge to the field, but the Aggies will get their chance to impress during his OV.

Isaac McNeil, the LB out of Alabama, told me he has canceled his Texas A&M visit and will no longer be taking that trip. This comes as a surprise, considering A&M has been viewed as one of his top schools for quite a while.

Jabios Smith, the Georgia LB, is one of my personal favorites in the class. I spoke with him a few days ago, and Texas A&M is still one of the top contenders here. Right now, this recruitment looks like it could come down to Texas A&M, Georgia, and South Carolina.