ESPNU 150 Watch List defensive end Jay Arnold (Heath, Texas/Rockwall-Heath) had nothing but high praise for Texas A&M after visiting the campus on Saturday.
Arnold had a chance to watch an A&M spring practice and said it and the overall College Station, Texas, experience was “No. 1, hands down” in comparison to some of the other schools on his list. A 6-foot-4, 255-pound end, Arnold took a lot out of A&M and said he is strongly considering the Aggies.
“The tradition is amazing. I really like the coaching staff, as well,” Arnold said. “It seems like they have great chemistry. It just feels like home.”
Arnold had a chance to watch an A&M spring practice and said it and the overall College Station, Texas, experience was “No. 1, hands down” in comparison to some of the other schools on his list. A 6-foot-4, 255-pound end, Arnold took a lot out of A&M and said he is strongly considering the Aggies.
“The tradition is amazing. I really like the coaching staff, as well,” Arnold said. “It seems like they have great chemistry. It just feels like home.”
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