Texas A&M's 2028 recruiting class will take center stage this fall as the Aggies' 2026 season opener vs. Missouri State will be the first chance for coach Mike Elko and his staff to host a growing list of 2028 prospects, and after landing a commitment from five-star quarterback Donald Tabron II, the Aggies are on track to land several blue-chip playmakers, while their earley relationship with five-star DL Kellan Hall is beginning to pay off.
On Friday, Kellan Hall placed the Aggies on his Top 12 program list, joining Oklahoma, Kentucky, Ohio State, Michigan, Georgia, Tennessee, Miami, LSU, Notre Dame, Texas, and the Oregon Ducks, who all have a legitimate shot at landing the blue-chip defender, while the Aggies may hold the upper hand given Hall's strong relationship with defensive line coaches Elijah Robinson and Tony Jerod-Eddie.
Back in early June, Hall spoke to On3/Rivals insider Sam Spiegelman, raving about his first visit to College Station, while stating that the Aggies are expected to receive another unofficial visit during one of the program's seven home games in Kyle Field during the 2026 season.
"I was on campus for a few days, so really got the chance to talk to quite a few players and other recruits. However, the highlight was the camp and working with Coach E. Rob, Coach Tony, and Coach Malik. I really like how they are intentional about giving guys work during practice and every player has a coach working with them. I saw this during camp and at practice the day I arrived."
Further stating that he will "definitely be back" for a visit, citing Texas A&M's success in landing and developing top-ranked defensive linemen from the high school ranks and the transfer portal, especially after unanimous All-American Edge Cashius Howell and defensive tackles Albert Regis and Tyler Onyedim were selected in the second and third rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft.
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On Friday, Kellan Hall placed the Aggies on his Top 12 program list, joining Oklahoma, Kentucky, Ohio State, Michigan, Georgia, Tennessee, Miami, LSU, Notre Dame, Texas, and the Oregon Ducks, who all have a legitimate shot at landing the blue-chip defender, while the Aggies may hold the upper hand given Hall's strong relationship with defensive line coaches Elijah Robinson and Tony Jerod-Eddie.
Back in early June, Hall spoke to On3/Rivals insider Sam Spiegelman, raving about his first visit to College Station, while stating that the Aggies are expected to receive another unofficial visit during one of the program's seven home games in Kyle Field during the 2026 season.
"I was on campus for a few days, so really got the chance to talk to quite a few players and other recruits. However, the highlight was the camp and working with Coach E. Rob, Coach Tony, and Coach Malik. I really like how they are intentional about giving guys work during practice and every player has a coach working with them. I saw this during camp and at practice the day I arrived."
Further stating that he will "definitely be back" for a visit, citing Texas A&M's success in landing and developing top-ranked defensive linemen from the high school ranks and the transfer portal, especially after unanimous All-American Edge Cashius Howell and defensive tackles Albert Regis and Tyler Onyedim were selected in the second and third rounds of the 2026 NFL Draft.
#defensive #visit #tony
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