Texas A&M continues to make a strong push for five-star cornerback John Meredith as his recruitment appears to be entering its final stages.

Over the last 24 hours, I’ve spent time gathering more information on where the Aggies currently stand in Meredith’s recruitment. After speaking with multiple sources, there is a growing belief that Texas A&M has significantly increased its efforts over the past several weeks and has positioned itself as a serious contender heading into decision time.

The relationship between Meredith and the Aggies dates back to the early stages of his recruitment, with Texas A&M being one of the first programs to extend an offer. That longstanding connection, combined with recent recruiting efforts, has helped keep the Aggies firmly in the mix.

Sources indicate that both Meredith’s official visit and recent 7-on-7 interactions with Texas A&M staff and commits have further strengthened the program’s standing. The Aggies have made it clear that Meredith remains a top priority, and those efforts have not gone unnoticed.

The latest intel I’ve received also suggests that Meredith’s recent visit to Texas went very well. The Longhorns were able to accomplish several objectives following Meredith’s trip to College Station and remain a major factor in this recruitment.

Despite Texas making a strong impression, Texas A&M continues to maintain consistent communication with Meredith and his family. There is also a possibility that another visit could take place before a final decision is made, though that remains something to monitor over the coming days.

As things currently stand, I expect Meredith to come off the board within the next two weeks. While multiple programs remain involved, Texas A&M has undoubtedly made up ground and continues to push hard as one of the top contenders heading into the final stretch of his recruitment.

The race for one of the nation’s top defensive backs appears set to come down to the wire.