Texas A&M Football team gets huge recruiting boost with staff addition
The Texas A&M Football team doesn’t really need any help recruiting. Since Jimbo Fisher’s arrival, every single Aggie recruiting class has been ranked in the top ten. Fisher and his staff have done a great job of bringing in the country’s best talent to bolster their chances of winning an SEC title and a national championship.
More realistically though, there are steps that can be taken to bring recruiting to the next level.
For starters, the Aggies are facing tough competition from a recruiting standpoint in the Southeastern Conference. Even though each of their classes has been in the top ten, they haven’t had a class ranked higher than 3rd in their own conference.
They may have just gotten a boost to help their chances of climbing the ladder.
The Texas A&M Football team added defensive analyst Nick Williams to the staff
Just when you thought the Aggies didn’t need any more help recruiting, they brought in a guy who could be key down the road when it comes to recruiting. Announced via social media, Nick Williams was recently signed to the Texas A&M Football staff.
Williams was a graduate assistant at Georgia who primarily focused on the defensive line, an area where TAMU already thrives. He was a former player for the Bulldogs, coming in as a quarterback and switching to defensive back and linebacker by the time his career wrapped up with Georgia.
He was key in the recruitment of a handful of 5-star recruits as a graduate assistant, specializing in on-campus recruiting. He was also constantly in contact with recruits, via direct messages and phone calls.
In College Station, Williams will be given a bigger role to work with. It may not seem significant now, but this is a signing that could pay off for Jimbo Fisher in a huge way down the road. This is a move that lets the rest of the SEC know that the Aggies are trying to bring the best talent in the country to their program.
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Look for subtle, but noticeable improvements in each Aggie recruiting class as signings like this pile up for Fisher and company.