According to this writer from the Hogs, A&M will be the next dynasty.

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Unfortunately for the trophy cases of the other 13 schools, King Saban is still in Tuscaloosa waiting for his subjects to present him with another ring. 

But, much like the late 1700s and early 1800s, there's a feeling of impending revolution in the air and the center of the revolt appears to be in College Station.

It might be hard to see from the center of current SEC football world in the Georgia/Alabama area. However, 800 miles from Atlanta, in the farthest western reaches of the kingdom, Jimbo Fisher is assembling an army that looks fit to launch a massive assault for supremacy of the Southeastern Conference, much to the chagrin of Arkansas fans.

Following a 9-4 season, Hog fans were hopeful the Razorbacks might have a perfectly timed build to be in peak position to make a run in the SEC West should Saban step down in the next couple of years, but A&M appears poised to assume the throne going forward regardless of when Saban finally steps away.

With the addition of 5-star Harold Perkins at the Under Armour All-American game today, the Aggies are adding an embarrassment of riches to a 2022 recruiting class that has already surpassed Alabama for the top spot.

A&M now has three of the Top 5 recruits in the country, including No. 1 overall recruit, defensive tackle Walter Nolen. As of this writing, the Aggies appear to have the lead for the No. 3 player in the class, Shemar Stewart, a defensive end from Miami, Florida.

If Stewart commits, not only will Fisher have landed four of the Top 5 recruits in the country, but five 5-star recruits and 16 of the Top 110 players in the country with Ponchatoula, Louisiana's Jacoby Mathews, the No. 2 safety in the country and No. 47 player overall, still split between LSU and A&M.

If you're going by the 24/7 player rankings, The Aggies are expected to sign seven 5-stars, plus the first two players outside the 5-star rankings.

To put things in perspective, Alabama is the only other team with more than one 5-star in the ESPN rankings at three. They also have 13 of the Top 110 players.

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