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Texas A&Ms Cashius Howell and Trey Zuhn the Third make history with SEC awards; Howell becomes first Aggie to win Defensive Player of the Year since 2012, while Zuhn the Third earns Jacobs Blocking Trophy. Aggies prepare for historic College Football Playoff appearance against Miami Hurricanes.

High-stakes College Football Playoff game: Miami Hurricanes face Texas A&M Aggies, both making their debut. Aggies, led by Coach Mike Elko, boast a strong offense with QB Marcel Reed and a formidable defense, but struggle with turnovers and big plays. Miami must exploit these weaknesses to advance.

This Saturday, College Gameday brings the hype to two prime locations: Aggieland, Texas, and Norman, Oklahoma. The Aggies host Miami in a first-round playoff matchup, with Kyle Field set to host the popular pre-game show. The dual broadcast aims to cover both compelling games, starting at 8 AM CT on ESPN.

Texas A&Ms K.C. Concepcion wins the 2025 Paul Hornung Award, recognized as the most versatile player in college football. Concepcion, a junior wide receiver and return specialist, led the SEC in punt return yards and tied for the league lead in receiving touchdowns. He became the first Texas A&M player to score touchdowns by rushing, receiving, and punt returning in the same year. Concepcion will be celebrated at the annual Paul Hornung Award dinner in Louisville in March 2026.

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Texas A&Ms KC Concepcion, Trey Zuhn, and Cashius Howell earn First Team All-SEC honors, with Mario Craver, Chase Bisontis, and Taurean York joining them on the Third Team. This marks Texas A&Ms strongest showing since 2020, signaling a powerful presence in the SEC next season.

Texas A&M, with a full roster including star running back LeVeon Moss, faces Miami in the College Football Playoff. Despite Miamis recent winning streak, ESPN favors A&M by four points. Mosss return could boost A&Ms offense, while Miamis Malachi Toney is a player to watch.

Texas A&Ms offensive line, a key to their College Football Playoff berth, was overlooked for the Joe Moore Award. Despite not making the finalist list, the line, featuring standout players, remains highly regarded and is focused on their playoff run.