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Texas A&Ms playoff hopes dimmed after their loss to Texas, leading to a lower ranking and debate over their potential first-round matchup. Coach Elko expressed frustration over the lack of clarity in the committees decision-making process. Projections vary, with some suggesting a game against Virginia or North Texas, while others propose a less exciting matchup against Alabama. A rivalry game against Texas, however, could draw significant attention.

In this episode, Corey, the creator of DNN, reflects on his early music days and the struggle to find his authentic voice amidst external expectations. He emphasizes the importance of owning ones voice, truth, and uniqueness, as it unlocks a strength that no one can take away. He encourages listeners to stay true to themselves, be bold, and never compromise their identity for others.

Texas A&Ms 2026 recruiting class gains momentum with commitments from five-star K. J. Edwards and four-star Carsyn Baker, bolstering the Aggies running back position. Edwards, a record-breaking high school star, previously committed to Texas and L. S. U., but chose A&M. Baker, a powerful Georgia native, decommitted from Florida and selected A&M due to his relationship with head coach Mike Elko and running backs coach Trooper Taylor, both formerly of Duke University.

Texas A&Ms standout players, including Trey Zuhn the Third, K.C. Concepcion, Marcel Reed, and Mario Craver, have been named semifinalists for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award. These players, hailing from various states, have been instrumental in the Aggies impressive eleven-and-one season, boasting a top-thirty-five national offense. Zuhn, a five-year offensive line veteran, Concepcion, a versatile wide receiver and punt returner, Reed, a dual-threat quarterback, and Craver, a leading receiver, have all made significant contributions to the teams success. The Aggies, currently ranked seventh, will learn their playoff seeding and opponent on December 7th.

Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed, a finalist for the Manning Award, led the Aggies to an impressive season with eleven wins, three road victories against top-25 opponents, and a school record. Reeds dual-threat capabilities resulted in thirty-one touchdowns, twenty-five passing and six rushing, tying him for national and SEC rankings. His explosive playmaking, averaging 8.0 yards per play, and exceptional performance against ranked teams, averaging 14.0 yards per completion, make him a strong contender for the award.

Texas A&Ms Rueben Owens II honored for community service, named to SEC Community Service team for football in 2025. Owens, a redshirt sophomore running back, actively engaged in charitable activities, including The Big Event, Texas A&M football teams charity softball game, Bryan Independent School District AlphaBEST program, and National Football League Flag Aggieland youth football league. Off the field, Owens leads the team with 618 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns, surpassing the 1000-yard mark in career rushing yards.

Exciting news for Texas A&M football fans! Four-star running back Carsyn Baker, a highly sought-after player from Georgia, has committed to the Aggies. Standing at six feet two inches and weighing two hundred pounds, Baker brings impressive physicality and speed to the team. Despite being considered raw at the running back position, his potential is undeniable, and hes expected to develop quickly under the coaching staff. With his skill set as a dual-threat running back, Baker could find himself in the rotation sooner rather than later, adding another exciting talent to Texas A&Ms roster for the upcoming seasons.

Texas A&M secures top running back Carsyn Baker, who decommits from Florida Gators, bolstering their 2026 class ranked 9th nationally.