Texas A&M’s recruiting success has reached historical heights after third-year coach texas-m-making-2027-5-100518829.html">Mike Elko and his staff landed four more prospects in the No. 1-ranked 2027 class, led by five-star offensive tackle Mark Matthews, who headed back to College Station this weekend for his official visit after committing last month.
While Elko deserves a bulk of the credit for helping secure all 19 commitments, this was, and continues to be, a full team effort, especially running backs coach and assistant head coach Trooper Taylor, one of the most respected coaches in all of college football.
After following Elko to Texas A&M after two seasons at Duke, Taylor has been at the forefront of helping land nearly every blue-chip prospect over the last three cycles. In the 2027 class, Taylor is personally responsible for helping land five-star safety Kamarui Dorsey, four-star defensive lineman Elijah Patmon, and four-star tackle DeMarrion Johnson, while Dorsey and Johnson have shut down their recruitments.
As a position coach, Taylor helped develop former standout running back Le’Veon Moss, whose career was sadly cut short by injuries; nonetheless, the veteran assistant remains an extremely valuable asset as a developer and recruiter. Nationally, Taylor was recently ranked as the ninth-best recruiter among Power Four programs, while Miami offensive line coach Trooper Taylor took the top spot.
After landing rising three-star safety Errol Kerns on Friday, Elko, Taylor, and the rest of the Aggie coaching staff are looking to secure commitments from five-star cornerback Joshua Dobson and five-star linebacker Kaden Henderson, who are also taking official visits this weekend.
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