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Published Aug 26, 2020

A&M by the (new) numbers: #25, Deondre Jackson

Mark Passwaters • AggieYell

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AggieYell.com's series on the members of the 2020 Texas A&M football team who arrived at the midterm continues with number 25, Deondre Jackson.

Class: Freshman

Height/Weight: 5-foot-11, 230 pounds

2019 stats (at Stone Mountain, Ga., Stephenson High School): 183 carries, 1,220 yards and 20 touchdowns.

Projected 2020 role: Backup running back

Jackson was A&M's first running back commit in 2020 and never looked back in spite of some impressive offers. After a junior season shortened by a knee injury, he averaged 6.67 yards a carry and was an All-State selection. He's got some size to go with some speed and could compete for the backup role filled by Cordarrian Richardson last year.