Recruiting report

Lewis-Moore still an Aggie

Weatherford defensive lineman Kapron Lewis-Moore called back and said he is still committed to Texas A&M. "Right now, I'm still with A&M,'' he said. But Lewis-Moore admitted he's considering his options. "I'm not going to de-commit for right now even though 65 percent of my body is teling me to de-commit,'' he said. "I'm going to take all five of my visits. I'm definitely going to take my visits. I'd say I'm a soft verbal.''

Lewis-Moore plans to visit Wisconsin, Notre Dame and Texas A&M. One key factor in his decision will be who replaces Dennis Franchione. "I'm going to wait and see who the new coach is,'' he said. "I don't want to play for a coach who's a jerk. Some coaches can be different behind closed doors. I want to see where I fit in with the new coach's philosophy. The new coach is going to be different than coach Fran. I want to see who it is and if it's someone I'd play for.''
-- Trae Thompson

Two more chime in

Got to talk to Colleyville Covenant offensive lineman Jeffrey Hyde and Euless Trinity tight end Josh Ayers. Both also said they remain committed to Texas A&M.

Still haven't heard back from Weatherford defensive lineman Kapron Lewis-Moore.

-Trae Thompson

Dorman still an Aggie

Texas A&M fans can relax. North Richland Hills Birdville quarterback Tommy Dorman remains committed to the Aggies. "I'm 100 percent committed,'' Dorman said minutes ago.

Texas A&M coach Dennis Franchione resigned following his team's 38-30 victory over Texas yesterday.
I'm busy tracking down some other A&M recruits. More to follow.

--Trae Thompson