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Scooby Williams continues to exceed expectations
When Texas A&M picked up Scooby Williams in the transfer portal, it was hoped he could play a decent-sized role in the 2025 defense. He's done that and more.
Williams was one of the few bright spots Saturday night, racking up 7 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and deflecting a pass that was picked off by BJ Mayes. Williams is now tied for second on the team in tackles with 42 (Tauren York leads with 65), is second on the team in tackles for loss with 7, has broken up 4 passes, picked off another and recovered a fumble.
It is expected that Williams will return for the 2025 season, and he should get a decent look at preseason All-SEC consideration.
Old habits kill hard
When Texas A&M doesn't tackle well, they lose. They didn't tackle well last night, and they lost.
The Aggies missed 22 tackles against South Carolina. They rebounded to only miss seven against New Mexico State, but missed 14 last night against Auburn. The only game, other than South Carolina, where A&M tackled worse was against Notre Dame, when they missed 19 tackles.
Elko optimistic Hill, Lee won't miss much time
Last night, coach Mike Elko said nickel Jaydon Hill and corner Will Lee were lost in the first eight plays of the loss at Auburn. Lee actually played in 17 snaps, but Hill didn't even get to eight before suffering an injury. When asked by AY about their status, Elko said they didn't have a full evaluation yet, but hopefully they would not miss much time. Both -- Lee especially -- will be needed against Texas.
Aggies remain in the top 25
The loss to Auburn cost A&M a few spots in the coach's and AP polls, but they remain ranked. The Aggies are 19th in the coach's poll and 20th in the AP poll as Texas comes to Kyle Field Saturday.
Aggies start as home underdogs
The opening line for the A&M-Texas game came out Sunday afternoon and the Aggies are 8.5-point underdogs against the third-ranked Longhorns.
Aggies in the NFL
On Thursday night, Cleveland DE Myles Garrett had 5 tackles, 3 sacks and a forced fumble against in a 20-16 win over Pittsburgh. Most of his work was done against old A&M teammate Dan Moore.
Dallas S Donovan Wilson had 4 tackles in a 34-26 win over Washington.
Indianapolis CB Jaylon Jones had 3 tackles in a 24-6 loss to Detroit.
Miami RB Devon Achane had 32 yards on 10 carries and caught three passes for 24 yards and two touchdowns in a 34-15 win over New England. LB Tyrel Dodson had five tackles for the Dolphins.
In his return from a hamstring injury, Tampa Bay WR Mike Evans caught five passes for 68 yards in a 30-7 win over the New York Giants.
