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Fisher says the A's have difference makers on signing day.
Jimbo Fisher explains how Texas A&M signees will help the team and why he looks for big guys when recruiting. (1:45)
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Denver Harris, an athlete on the ESPN 300, committed to Texas A&M on Saturday.
Harris chose Texas A&M over Alabama, LSU and Texas. He's a defensive back from North Shore High School in Houston, and is ranked as the fourth-best recruit in Texas.
The first day of the early signing period saw the Aggies take the No. 1 class ranking and Harris help keep them there. Texas A&M now has five commitments in the top 40, nine in the top 50 and 17 in the top 150, with Harris on board.
Walter Nolen, Gabriel Brownlow-Dindy, and Evan Stewart are the five-stars of the class.
Jimbo Fisher and his staff have a strong class and there is potential to add even more big names. Harold Perkins will announce his decision on January 2. Shemar Stewart, a five-star defensive end, is considering Texas A&M and will make his decision in February.
Fisher will have commitments from three of the top four recruits if Stewart picks the Aggies. He has a chance at landing Mathews, who is ranked 47.
Texas A&M now has 20 commitments and 26 total commitments.
The Aggies will play Wake Forest in the Gator Bowl on December 31st after finishing the season with an 8-4 record.
