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Mid-South Spotlight: Biggest June visits

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June has become arguably the most important month in the recruiting calendar, with prospects crisscrossing the country on official visits and lining up announcement dates.

Rivals national recruiting analyst Sam Spiegelman looks at five Mid-South prospects who are taking key visits this month.

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JAMARION CARLTON - Texas A&M, June 13

The race has tightened up drastically at the top with Carlton, who logged an official visit to LSU over the weekend and previously was at Texas Tech for a spring official visit. Texas, Texas A&M and Baylor are all in line to host the blue-chip defender with our attention largely fixated on the Aggies and Longhorns. Each of these in-state programs have been trending with Carlton at various points over the past few months -- with Texas A&M taking a major step forward this spring. As a commitment looms, the Aggies' June 13 official visit looms large toward their chances of winning this critical recruiting battle against the Longhorns and Tigers.

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BOOBIE FEASTER - Texas A&M, June 13

Feaster wrapped up his official visit to Alabama this weekend with stops at USC, LSU and Texas A&M all on deck. Feaster has been tied primarily to SEC teams -- with LSU and Texas A&M each leading the way at various points this off-season. Our intel points to Texas A&M being the leader in the clubhouse -- with an official visit as a chance to truly separate from the pack. My FutureCast is sitting on the Aggies as official visits pick up - and Texas A&M will get a June 13 visit from Feaster before a July 4 commitment.

KEISEAN HENDERSON - Florida State, June 9

Henderson has been the face of Houston's 2026 recruiting class. The five-star QB committed to Willie Fritz last May -- and Henderson has since been an active, vocal leader representing the Cougars. Programs like LSU, Florida State and Oregon have all taken swings at Henderson, who will head to Tallahassee on June 9. The Seminoles have swung and missed on several top QB targets this cycle -- and will get their crack at Henderson later this month. Mike Norvell has pulled off some memorable flips at this position over the years -- and Henderson has the potential to follow suit.

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FELIX OJO - Texas, June 13

Ojo has already logged a handful of official visits. The five-star OT has been on campus at Ole Miss, Florida, Texas Tech and Colorado -- and recently wrapped up an official visit to Ohio State. Texas is on the calendar for June 13 -- one of the biggest recruiting weekends in Austin this summer. Ojo is a priority target for Steve Sarkisian, Kyle Flood and this Longhorns' staff, and they have been playing with a lead with the in-state OL. Texas is prepared to go all-in to keep Ojo inside the Lone Star State -- and this visit back looms incredibly large toward accomplishing that.

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JOHN TURNTINE III - Texas, June 20

Turntine logged an official visit to Stanford over the weekend and has big trips on the docket to Michigan, Texas A&M and Texas on the horizon. The Longhorns have remained the team best positioned with the in-state OL and made a sizable impression on Turntine and his family during their most recent visit to the Forty. Texas gets the final crack at Turntine on June 20 before a commitment later this summer.

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