Strickland anchored an impressive offensive line for FBCA this past season, which could have at least two more college signees off of it come February.
The newly minted "Maroon Goon" - the nickname that has been dubbed to the No. 5 Texas A&M offensive line - is excited to be joining the nationally-ranked Aggies program.
"It's just great to be a part of a Texas A&M team that's been really successful this year," Strickland, who attended a lot of Texas A&M games as a kid, said. "I really got to know Jimbo Fisher and Coach [Josh] Henson, so I'm excited to join the 'Maroon Goons'.
"I wanted to go to a team that's going to win championships. I thought Texas A&M was the place for that."
Strickland joins Foster's Reuben Fatheree II and Magnolia's Matthew Wykoff as signees to the 2021 recruiting cycle on the offensive line for the Aggies from the Houston-area.
"I'm ready to compete," Strickland said. "I know there's a lot of talent there and I'm training for every position so I'll be ready."
The other signee of the day was Kasemervisz to Stanford as a preferred walk-on.
"It means a lot to me, I think Stanford is the best place to be a student-athlete in the nation," Kasemervisz said while wearing a Stanford t-shirt that said "Nerd Nation". "They truly provide opportunities on and off the field. I'm excited to be a part of that.
"It's a dream come true. I've been excited about this day for a long time and at the same time this isn't the end, it's the beginning and I'm excited to go to Stanford to get to work there."
The 2020 season was the first at FBCA for Kasemervisz as he transferred in the offseason from Fort Bend Clements High School. He finished as one of the Eagles' top receivers.
"This was my first year here and it's been great. The team really brought me in and made me feel comfortable and close," he said. "It's been awesome being here."
Over the past few years, the private school sector has churned out more and more Division I prospects in the Houston-area. Now, FBCA is a part of that mix.
"I think it's a big deal to represent private schools and Fort Bend Christian," Strickland said. "I think a lot of guys get overlooked and I think I can help change that."
Kasemervisz added: "I think it's really neat and at the same time it's not surprising. Coach [Jordan] Black is building a great program here, there's great culture and this is what happens with a program like that."
Fort Bend Christian Academy is anticipating to have even more players sign come February's National Signing Day event.
