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Texas A&M had three players drafted in the first two rounds of the 2025 NFL Draft, and all three will be heading to locations where Aggies or former Aggie coaches will be waiting.

Defensive end Shemar Stewart, who went 17th overall to Cincinnati, will find a familiar lineman playing next to him -- former A&M defensive tackle McKinnley Jackson.

Jackson, who had 15 tackles, a sack and a forced fumble in his first season in the NFL, called Stewart a "brother figure" in an interview with the Bengals' web site.

"You get a high-flying, wheeling-dealing son of a gun in Shemar Stewart," Jackson said with delight. "I never saw him not ask how he could get better. You get a player who affects games.

"Once he understands he can run past people and run through people, he will have the league in lockdown."

Stewart will play for Zac Taylor, who was a graduate assistant on Mike Sherman's staff at A&M from 2008-11 before heading to the NFL coaching ranks.

Scourton arrived after Brown went pro, but the two clearly know one another. Both will be playing their first season in Carolina in 2025, as Brown, who was drafted by the Los Angeles Rams, signed with the Panthers in free agency this spring.

Brown had 44 tackles in his final season in L.A., adding five more in the playoffs.

Turner won't be playing next to an Aggie -- though wide receiver Jahdae Walker has signed with Chicago as a free agent -- but he'll be coached by one with the Bears. Defensive Coordinator Dennis Allen, A&M graduate and former coach, will be in his first season with Chicago after being fired as the head coach of the New Orleans Saints last season.

Jahdae Walker, who quickly signed with Chicago after the draft, wasn't the only undrafted Aggie to sign with an NFL franchise this weekend.

Cornerback BJ Mayes, who was considered a possible draftee, signed with the defending world champion Philadelphia Eagles, where he joins Aggies Ainias Smith and Braden Mann.

Linebacker Solomon DeShields signed with the Indianapolis Colts, where cornerback Jaylon Jones is a starter.

Wide receiver Moose Muhammad joins Scourton and Brown in Carolina, where his father became a legend in the early days of the Panthers franchise.

Tight end Tre Watson signed with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Nickel Jaydon Hill and tight end Shane Calhoun have been invited to minicamps with the New York Giants and the Colts, respectively.

No. 1 Texas A&M hit a speed bump this weekend as they lost two out of three at home to No. 6 Arkansas. The Aggies led in both Friday and Saturday's games, but Arkansas rallied back to win 7-5 and 7-4. A&M took Sunday's game 2-0, as ace Emiley Kennedy ran her record to 17-4 with a complete game four-hitter, striking out five. Mac Barbara, forced into duty behind the plate after a season-ending injury to catcher Olivia Johnson, homered as the Aggies honored eight seniors on Senior Day.

The top-ranked Texas A&M Track & Field squad put on a strong showing this weekend at the Penn Relays, held at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.

The Aggies swept the 3,000-meter steeplchase titles, with Debra Cherono winning the women's segment with a time of 9:57.07. She is the first Aggie to ever win the Penn Relays title in the event. Victor Kibiego took the men's title with a time of 8:37.33. He is the second Aggie to win the event, and the first in a decade.

The women's 4x100 meter relay team took the win for the second time in three years Saturday, with Jasmine Montgomery chasing down TCU's anchor to grab first in 43.75 seconds. It's the ninth win for A&M in the event, second-most in Penn Relays history. The men's team came in third in the 4x100, behind South Florida and Pitt.

The men's 4x400 meter relay team came into the event as the defending champion, and left as the two-time defending champion. The quartet of Cutler Zamzow, Eric Hemphill, Kimar Farquharson and Auhmad Robinson won the event with a time of 3:02.36, the fifth time A&M has won the event at the Penn Relays.

Ja'Qualon Scott took first in the 110 meter hurdles with a time of 13.64 seconds after winning the preliminary heats the day before. On the women's side, Jaiya Covington and Jasmine Harmon placed second and third in the event.