Surge of elite recruits begin confirming Texas A&M football official visit dates

Texas A&M is beginning to put together one of the top classes in the nation for the upcoming recruiting cycle, with several elite prospects already in the boat. As good as the players on the commit list are, however, there are even more players that the Aggies are in on that could end up ranked even higher by the time the cycle fully plays out.

With the recruiting calendar continuing on, the Aggies are beginning to put together their biggest weekends of the year for the summer, and the attendance lists are starting to add impressive name after impressive name. Here's who has confirmed that they'll be in Aggieland for official visits this summer so far.

Texas A&M adding multiple elite names to summer official visit lists as pursuit of top-ranked 2027 class grows

As you'd expect, many of the Aggies' top commits have confirmed that they'll be making their way to campus, and they'll be instrumental in helping the Ags lock in some more top talent. One such player is defensive tackle commit Elijah Patmon, who the Aggies won out for over teams like Georgia and Alabama:

Corner commit Hakim Frampton will also be in town:

The Aggies' top-75 quarterback commitment, Jayce Johnson, will make his way to College Station— a big development, as Florida State is pushing hard for Johnson right now.

Of course, it won't simply be Aggie commits that come to town over the summer. Texas A&M already has some visits scheduled from some of the nation's top uncommitted talent, including the country's no. 4 overall player in Kennedy Brown:

Georgia wide receiver Jaden Upshaw will be in town as well.

The Aggies' top in-state receiver target, Tre Moore, will make his way to College Station in mid-June.

Damani Warren, a safety from Las Vegas, Nevada, will be in town as well to see what the Aggies have to offer.

Another name to watch is five-star pass-rusher Anthony Sweeney, who has scheduled an official visit to Texas A&M on the weekend of June 12. The Aggies are battling the Alabama Crimson Tide for Sweeney, and they will get a later visit than the Tide— which is usually a great sign in high school recruiting if the visit ends up happening.

This list is growing quickly, and the Aggies are no doubt attempting to get visits from players like the nation's top recruit in John Meredith. This could be a huge summer for Texas A&M— something for which they are laying the groundwork right now.