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A&M's injury luck runs out as Owens goes down
Texas A&M had gone through fall camp largely unscathed, but that stretch of good fortune ended Saturday afternoon during the team's first scrimmage. Multiple sources told AggieYell.com Saturday night and Sunday morning that running back Rueben Owens had suffered an injury, which head coach Mike Elko confirmed in a statement released Sunday evening.
“Rueben Owens suffered a lower leg injury in our scrimmage on Saturday (Aug. 10). I will address his injury at my next media availability," he said.
Even though has been significant speculation about the nature of the injury since word of it began leaking out Sunday afternoon, sources told AY that a final diagnosis and the amount of time Owens will miss had not been determined as of early Sunday evening.
A member of the SEC All-Freshman team, Owens carried the ball 101 times for 385 yards and 3 touchdowns in 2023; he added another 109 yards receiving. After gaining 15 pounds of muscle in the offseason, Owens had spent significant time with the first team in fall practice.
With Owens sidelined, junior Le'Veon Moss and senior Amari Daniels will likely handle the bulk of the carries at running back.
Aggies help push 4x400 meter relay teams to gold in Paris
Texas A&M sprinters Bryce Deadmon and Shamier Little both enjoyed their Olympic experience at the 2024 summer games, as both left Paris with gold medals won Saturday. Deadmon and the U.S. men's 4x400 meter relay team set the Olympic record with a time of 2:54.43, barely beating Botswana's time of 2:54.53 -- an African record. Great Britain finished third with a time of 2:55.83, which set a European record.
The women's 4x400 meter relay, on the other hand, was a U.S. blowout. With A&M's Shamier Little leading off, the American ladies destroyed the field with a time of 3:15.27, a U.S. record. The Netherlands took the silver, but finished more than 4 seconds behind the U.S. women.
Texas A&M track athletes ended up winning six medals in Paris, trailing only USC and Arkansas among U.S. universities represented at the Olympics.
Taylor returning to Aggieland with gold
Texas A&M women's basketball coach Joni Taylor served on Dawn Staley's U.S. Women's Basketball Team staff at the Paris games, and, as they have for decades, the women won the gold medal.
But this time, just barely.
The women staved off a much stronger than expected effort from France, with the game literally going to the buzzer as the Americans won 67-66. France's Gabby Williams let a shot go as time expired that was good, but she was well inside the 3-point line when she let it go, clinching a win for the U.S.
Aggies in NFL preseason action
DT DeMarvin Leal, Steelers: 3 tackles, 1 sack vs. Houston
WR Ainias Smith, Eagles: 1 catch, 7 yards; 3 punt returns, 13 yards vs. Baltimore
RB Isaiah Spiller, Chargers: 5 carries, 5 yards; 3 catches, 18 yards vs. Seattle
LB Tyrel Dodson, Seahawks: 1 tackle vs. Chargers
CB Jaylon Jones, Colts: 1 tackle, 1 pass defensed vs. Denver
WR Josh Reynolds, Broncos: 1 catch, 11 yards vs. Indianapolis
DB Josh DeBerry, Cowboys: 3 tackles vs. Rams
LB Buddy Johnson, Cowboys: 1 tackle vs. Rams
DB Demani Richardson, Panthers: 4 tackles vs. New England
RB Trayveon Williams: 3 carries, 7 yards; 1 tackle vs. Tampa Bay
DB Antonio Johnson, Jaguars: 5 tackles vs. Kansas City
P Braden Mann, Eagles: 5 punts, average of 49.6; long of 54 vs. Baltimore
