The annual Texas 7-on-7 State Championship Tournament will take place on the Texas A&M campus in College Station this weekend. For the second year in a row, there will be one tournament for small schools that are Class 3A and under and another for Class 4A and 5A teams.

The action kicks off on Thursday at 1 p.m. with all 32 teams in the small-school field starting pool play at the same time. It will be a round robin format with eight separate pools of four teams, all playing three games. In the small-school tourney, every team advances to the winner's bracket, seeded based on pool play finish. The first round of the single elimination tournament is Thursday at 5 p.m. with the 16 winners coming back the next morning to continue. The championship will be held on Kyle Field at noon.

That is when things start to get just a little bit more hectic. The large schools start play at 1 p.m. on Friday. However, with a 64-team field, only half can play at a time. Eight of the pools will play at 1, 3 and 5 p.m. while the other eight will play at 2, 4 and 6 p.m.

Unlike the small-school field, the large schools will fall into either the winners' of the consolation bracket. The top two teams in each pool of four advance to the winners' brackets with the bottom two teams advancing to the consolation one. Single elimination tourney play begins Saturday at 8 a.m. The consolation final will be held on Kyle Field at 4:00 p.m. with the championship game also scheduled for Kyle at 5:00 p.m.

With the basic format out of the way, it is always fun to try and catch as many prospects in person as possible. All games are held at the Penberthy Intramural fields. With each game consisting of two 20-minute halves and a 10-minute halftime, it is possible to see quite a few different schools all in one day. Each 100-yard field also has two games going on at the same time, so standing on one sideline will give you the opportunity to see four teams at once.

With that in mind, here is a basic guide to A&M targets and commitments in the 96-team field. We have also listed other top recruits as it is usually fun to see players that Ags will be facing off against in the next few years. Throughout the week, we will break down the pools after they are posted and give you a guide to see as many top prospects as possible.

Top Teams: Brownwood, Celina (defending champions), Diboll, Hitchcock, Navasota, Waco Reicher

Possible Sleeper Teams: Houston Second Baptist, Kirbyville, Rice Consolidated

Aggie Commitments: Navasota wide receiver Brandal Jackson

Possible Aggie Targets: 2010 Hitchcock linebacker Darius Dotson, 2010 Hitchcock athlete Devante Provost, 2009 Hitchcock linebacker Michael Sam, 2010 Houston Second Baptist quarterback Connor Wood, 2011 Kirbyville linebacker Stefan Jackson, 2010 New Waverly wide receiver Kyren Watts, 2010 New Waverly running back Tyren Watts

Other Top 2009 Recruits: Brownwood quarterback Casey Pachall (TCU commit), Brownwood wide receiver Parker Taylor, Brownwood defensive back Kenny Vaccaro (Texas commit), Crockett linebacker Ja'Gared Davis, Crockett running back Tyler Tabor, Diboll wide receiver Alex Castillo, Hitchcock wide receiver Jordan Turner, Kirbyville safety Broderick Jackson, Navasota running back Dexter Pratt (LSU commit), Navasota quarterback Jacolby Stokes, Rockdale linebacker Nicholas Hammett (Rice commit), Waco Reicher quarterback Kenneth Cluley, Waco Reicher athlete Ross Rasner

Tournament Field: Bandera, Brownwood, Carthage, Celina, Childress, Crane, Crockett, Diboll, Gatesville, Giddings, Glen Rose, Hardin, Hitchcock, Houston Second Baptist, Iraan, Jasper, Kirbyville, La Villa, Longview Spring Hill, Lovejoy, Marion, Navasota, New Waverly, Normangee, Melissa, Paradise, Prosper, Rice Consolidated, Rockdale, Waco Reicher, Wellington, West

Top Teams: Arlington Bowie, Arlington Lamar, Beaumont West Brook, Hebron, Lake Travis, Langham Creek, Plano, Rockwall Heath, Sulphur Springs

Possible Sleeper Teams: Edcouch-Elsa, Houston Chavez, Missouri City Elkins, Round Rock Stony Point, Tomball, Weslaco

Aggie Commitments: Schertz Clemens linebacker Sean Porter, Spring quarterback Kenric McNeal

Possible Aggie Targets: 2009 Abilene linebacker Chris Williams, 2010 A&M Consolidated wide receiver Craig Anderson, 2009 Beaumont West Brook running back Christine Michael, 2011 Coppell wide receiver Jaxon Shipley, 2010 Houston Chavez safety Roland Veal, 2009 Klein Oak tight end Jordan Najvar, 2010 Langham Creek linebacker Efrem Oliphant, 2010 Lufkin cornerback Carrington Byndom, 2010 Missouri City Elkins wide receiver Jordan Jolly, 2010 Naaman Forest wide receiver John Harris, 2009 Plano athlete Rex Burkhead, 2011 Round Rock Stony Point running back Stephen Williams, 2010 Round Rock Westwood running back Princeton Collins, 2009 Sulphur Springs quarterback Tyrik Rollison, 2010 Temple running back Lache Seastrunk, 2011 The Woodlands running back Daniel Lasco, 2010 Tomball wide receiver Jordan Leslie

Other Top 2009 Recruits: Abilene Cooper safety Will Ford (Texas Tech commit), Arlington Bowie safety Dexter Linton (Kansas commit), Arlington Bowie quarterback Christian Matthews (Kansas commit), Arlington Martin wide receiver Chris Omigie, Austin High wide receiver Emory Blake, Baytown Lee cornerback Thomas Bates (Houston commit), Beaumont West Brook athlete Jordan Garrett, Beaumont West Brook wide receiver Ryan Grant, Belton linebacker Kyle Voss, Cinco Ranch quarterback Shane Ros, Colleyville Heritage cornerback Eddie Foster, Colleyville Heritage linebacker Bobby Schneider, Coppell tight end Tony Trahan, Cy-Fair tight end Colby Goodwin, Cy Falls quarterback Kolby Gray, Denton Guyer linebacker Cody Marley, Duncanville wide receiver Chayse Joubert, Duncanville wide receiver Jordan Selexman, Garland wide receiver Keith Blanton (Tulsa commit), Gregory-Portland cornerback Duck Lowrance, Houston Chavez tight end Michael Brockers (LSU commit), Katy Seven Lakes tight end Anthony Kendrick (Kentucky commit), Klein Forest running back Dominic Wilkins, Lake Travis quarterback Garrett Gilbert (Texas commit), Mesquite cornerback Marcus Trice, Naaman Forest safety Terrance Bullitt, Naaman Forest running back Jonathan Miller (Oklahoma commit), Pearland running back Kasey Carrier, Pearland safety Jarrad Stewart (Utah commit), Plano wide receiver Kris Lott, Rockwall Heath quarterback Drew Hollingshead, Rockwall Heath running back Kendial Lawrence, Rockwall Heath linebacker Ryan Mosby, Rockwall Heath linebacker Austin Moss, Round Rock Stony Point cornerback Kenny Browder, Round Rock Stony Point cornerback Julian Dozier, Round Rock Stony Point athlete Glasco Martin (Baylor commit), Round Rock Stony Point quarterback Nyk McKissic, Schertz Clemens athlete Charles Ross, South Garland cornerback Denzel Davis, South Garland safety Jamaal White, Temple wide receiver Tevin Reese

Tournament Field: Abilene, Abilene Cooper, Alief Hastings, Arlington, Arlington Bowie, Arlington Lamar, Arlington Martin, Austin High, A&M Consolidated, Baytown Lee, Beaumont West Brook, Beeville Jones, Belton, Brady, Cinco Ranch, Colleyville Heritage, Coppell, Cy-Fair, Cy Falls, Denton Guyer, Duncanville, Edcouch-Elsa, El Paso Del Valle, El Paso Montwood, Garland, Georgetown, Gregory-Portland, Hebron, Houston Chavez, Houston Memorial, Houston Stratford, Katy, Katy Seven Lakes, Klein, Klein Forest, Klein Oak, Lake Travis, Langham Creek, Laredo Alexander, Lufkin, Mercedes, Mesquite, Missouri City Elkins, Naaman Forest, Pearland, Plano, Plano West, Pleasonton, Richland, Rockwall Heath, Round Rock Stony Point, Round Rock Westwood, Schertz Clemens, South Garland, Spring, Stephenville, Sulphur Springs, Temple, The Woodlands, Tomball, Tyler John Tyler, Tyler Lee, Weslaco, Wichita Falls, Wylie