Texas A&M Recruiting Insider

Victor Culp is the number two running back in this year's class, but the Aggies coaching staff thinks he has the best potential out of all the running backs. What makes this 6'1" 223 lbs back from Del Rio, Texas so special is his speed. He runs a 4.32 forty and is the fastest high school senior in the nation. His speed is an excellent compliment for his size, Victor has the making to be a complete back that can dominate a game. Victor will certainly see a lot of playing time after his redshirt year, as he is expected to be redshirted so that he can gain that much more experience. The Aggies beat out a number of teams to land Victor including Florida State, Texas, Mississippi State, and LSU.

Kieth Poland is a 6'3" 227 lbs TE that hails from the small town of Chubbuck, Idaho. Despite coming from such a small town this TE is a big target. He led his high school team in receptions since his freshman year and his unique combination of size and speed make him nearly uncoverable. Poland is an excellent blocker who will be instrumental in the running game and passing game for the Aggies. The staff is really excited to get Poland on campus to see what he can do for the Aggies. The Aggies beat out Cal, Texas, Oklahoma State, and Wisconsin for Poland's services.

There is a reason that Ohio State, Texas, LSU, and Alabama all recruited the 6'4" 279 pounds C from Lake Charles, Louisiana, Patrick Cook and that's because he is the best player in the country. Cook is an absolute animal who has all the tools to be a great center for Texas A&M. Cook will more than likely be a for year starter for the Aggies, but whether he redshirts his first year or not is dependent on current C Joseph Villavisencio. If Villavisencio stays for his senior year then Cook will redshirt, but if he leaves for the draft you could see Cook start as a true freshman. Cook is a great leader who should be the anchor of the Texas A&M line for several years.

how do you make a box? and i swear you pay your recruits!

You have to use the table option beside the insert picture thing and you put how many rows and columns you want in it. Then it puts the code up and you put the info in between each td thing