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The Fighting Texas Aggies added a nice of heaping of swag to their program with the addition of a top-rated class that included a whopping 32 prospects and heralded the rise of a regional recruiting power.

After decommitting from USC earlier this week, 4-star DE Torrodney Prevot has committed to Oregon! QUACK!

USC can't lure Torrodney Prevot to Los Angeles. Prevot flips his commitment, choosing Oregon over the Trojans and Texas A&M.

The USC Trojans had a day they wish they could forget on Tuesday, losing multiple prospects, including 2013 Houston (Texas) Alief Taylor defensive end Torrondey Prevot, who will likely choose between Texas A&M and Oregon.

The Trojans were not able to hold off late pushes by the Aggies and Ducks to sign four-star defensive end prospect Torrodney Prevot, who chose Oregon instead.

Consensus four-star prospect Torrodney Prevot is a longtime Texas A&M target who has close friends already committed to the Aggies. Will Kevin Sumlin drop a Prevot-related "Yessir" by the end of the weekend?

The practice of oversigning has been rampant in the SEC in recent years and, on the surface, it looks like the Aggies are engaged in it with the 2013 class, which already has 32 pledges. How are they going to make the numbers work?

Defensive end Torrodney Prevot has been pledged to USC for months and maintains that his commitment is solid, but he wants to see what else is out there to make sure of his decision.

The Trojans recently lost one big-time prospect in Max Redfield and could be in danger of losing another, as Texas defensive end Torrodney Prevot plans on taking official visits to three other schools.