Auburn received commitments during the weekend from safety Khari Harding from Edmond, Okla., kicker Jimmy Hutchinson from Kennesaw, Ga., and wide receiver Tony Stevens from Orlando, Fla.

Stevens, who switched his commitment from Texas A&M, made the decision after seeing Auburn’s campus for the first time.

“It felt like home,” Stevens told AuburnSports.com. “It’s a family out here. I committed to Auburn University. I’m happy I made my decision.”

Harding made his decision to switch his commitment from Arkansas to Auburn. Both schools experienced coaching changes last month.

It was Auburn that produced a staff that was better able to connect with Harding.

“I wanted to be loyal, but I went for the coaches and I didn’t get a good vibe from their coaches,” Harding told AuburnSports. “The Auburn coaches are down to earth and they produce players.”

Auburn lost a commitment on Sunday from running back Jordan Wilkins of Cordova, Tenn.

Decommitted from AU…. Thanks for all the love from the fans but I have to do what’s best for me.

— Jordan Wilkins (@jordanwilkins2) January 21, 2013

Wilkins’s decision is not surprising. He had been considering other schools, including Ole Miss and Vanderbilt, since Gene Chizik was fired as head coach in November.

Auburn has 16 commitments for the class of 2013.

1. Add wide receiver Tony Stevens to the list of talented prospects headed to Texas A&M.

2. Same for linebacker Jordan Mastrogiovanni, who switched his commitment from Oklahoma.

3. Defensive end Robert Nkemdiche plans to take two visits: LSU and Ole Miss.

4. Safety Vonn Bell wants to give three schools an “equal and fair shot.”

5. Five-star defensive tackle Montravius Adams is preparing to take visits.

6. Offensive lineman Na’Ty Rodgers will wait to make his decision.

7. Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly has had success recruiting SEC prospects.

8. Junior athlete Todd Kelly Jr. has an early top 10.

Wide receiver Tony Stevens from Evans High School in Orlando, Fla., announced this week he’s no longer committed to Florida State.

Im decomitting from Florida State

— Prince Charming(@TS8_NewEra) October 4, 2012

Stevens later wrote that his top five schools are Georgia, South Carolina, Louisville, Ohio State and South Florida.

Things have changed quickly in Stevens’ recruitment. Just last month he told ESPN RecruitingNation his recruitment to Florida State was firm.

“I’m going to take all of my visits because it’s my senior year,” Stevens said at the time. “I know I’m going to visit Ohio State, FSU, Louisville, South Carolina and USC … but I’m still solid to Florida State.”

Not anymore.