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12/02/22 - Josh DeBerry, rSr/2024, Texas AM + More +

2022 ALL-ACC FOOTBALL HONORABLE MENTION: CB - Josh DeBerry, Boston College, 23 votes,...DeBerry, a 2021 second-team pick, and Woodbey each earned their second career All-ACC honor. DeBerry was credited with 50 tackles, four pass breakups, 3.5 TFLs and an interception. - Boston College Football

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CB Josh DeBerry, Texas AM
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11/28/22 - *Devon Achane, Jr/2023, Texas AM + More +

NOV 28 SEC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Devon Achane, RB, Texas A&M,...The junior running back compiled 215 net rushing yards on 38 carries to go along with two, 10-yard touchdown scampers on the evening against LSU, ranked No. 5 in the latest CFP rankings...The carries and yardage are both game career-highs for the two-sport standout (All-American sprinter as well as football player)...The 38 carries by an Aggie running back is the most since Darren Lewis toted 38 times against Texas back in 1988...After being injured in the Florida contest and missing the last two games against Auburn and UMass, Achane eclipsed the 1,000-yard standard on the season with his first 200-yard rushing game as an Aggie and finishes with 1,102 yards on the ground this year...The all-purpose back put together a season with 1,610 all-purpose yards, ninth on the Aggie all-time single-season list, and his 3,543 career all-purpose yards ranks 12th all-time at Texas A&M. - SEC Football

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RB *Devon Achane, Texas AM
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11/28/22 - Demani Richardson, rSr/2024, Texas AM + More +

NOV 28 SEC CO-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Demani Richardson, DB, Texas A&M,...The senior defensive back played his final game at Kyle Field and tallied eight stops on the day and had the play of the game with a scoop and score in the third quarter with the game tied...Linebacker Edgerrin Cooper caused the LSU quarterback to fumble and Richardson came in to scoop it up and returned it 27 yards for a touchdown to put the Aggies ahead to stay. - SEC Football

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SS Demani Richardson, Texas AM
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11/28/22 - Conner Weigman, rSo/2027, Texas AM + More +

NOV 28 SEC CO-FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK: Conner Weigman, QB, Texas A&M,...The true freshman quarterback from Cypress managed the game for the Aggies in the upset win over LSU...Weigman was 12-of-18 passing for 155 yards and two touchdowns and did not throw an interception...He also rushed seven times for a net of 21 yards picking up several crucial first downs...The youngster has not thrown an interception during the 2022 season ending up 73-of-132 passing for 896 yards and eight touchdown passes. - SEC Football

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QB Conner Weigman, Texas AM
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11/26/22 - *Devon Achane, Jr/2023, Texas AM + More +

Devon Achane had a career-best 215 yards rushing with two touchdowns, and Texas A&M stunned No. 6 LSU 38-23 on Saturday night, all but certainly knocking the Tigers out of contention for the College Football Playoff. Conner Weigman threw two TD passes for the Aggies (5-7, 2-6 Southeastern Conference) and Demani Richardson returned a fumble for a score. The game was tied at 17-all in the third quarter before A&M scored 21 straight points. LSU (9-3, 6-2, No. 5 CFP) had already secured a spot in next week's SEC title game against unbeaten No. 1 Georgia, and a win there could have put the Tigers in the playoff. But with three losses, even beating the Bulldogs likely won't be enough. The Aggies, who opened the season ranked No. 6 but won't qualify for a bowl game for the first time since 2008, had a strong finish to their disappointing season. They won consecutive games for the first time since September after snapping a six-game skid with a victory over UMass last week. Achane ran for 119 yards and a score before halftime to help A&M to a 17-10 lead.

LSU opened the second half with a nine-play, 71-yard drive, capped by a 19-yard run by John Emery Jr. to tie it at 17-17. But Edgerrin Cooper hit Jayden Daniels and forced him to fumble on LSU's next drive. Richardson scooped it up and dashed 37 yards for his second touchdown this season to put A&M on top 24-17 with about seven minutes left in the third quarter. The Aggies extended the lead to 31-17 on the first play of the fourth quarter when Moose Muhammad reeled in a 21-yard TD catch with one hand. A 10-yard run by Achane, who returned after missing two games with a foot injury, made it 38-17 with about eight minutes to go. A rowdy crowd of more than 93,000 fans packed Kyle Field and some began to rush the field with about 17 seconds left, causing a delay. It was a stark difference from last week, when most of the crowd emptied out after halftime on a wet and cold day. Those fans and several thousand more poured onto the field when time expired. - Texas A&M/AP College Football

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RB *Devon Achane, Texas AM
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11/19/22 - Conner Weigman, rSo/2027, Texas AM + More +

Conner Weigman threw for 191 yards and a touchdown and Texas A&M overcame a sloppy and mistake-filled performance to snap a six-game skid with a 20-3 win over UMass Saturday. Texas A&M (4-7) entered the game as 33 1/2 point favorites against the Minutemen, who have won just one game this season. But the Aggies lost four fumbles and struggled to move the ball while playing without top running back Devon Achane and leading receiver Evan Stewart on a soggy and cold day. Weigman threw a touchdown pass in the second quarter to put A&M on top. The Aggies didn't get in the end zone again until Le'Veon Moss scampered 12 yards for a touchdown with about five minutes remaining to stretch the lead to 20-3.

The school announced a paid attendance of more than 90,000, but the crowd in the cavernous stadium looked sparse from the start and morphed into a ghost town by the third quarter as light rain steadily fell. It was a far cry from the atmosphere when the Aggies opened the season ranked No. 6 in the country with designs on competing for a national title. They've not only tumbled out of the poll since then but won't even make a bowl game this season, raising questions about the $75 million contract of coach Jimbo Fisher. Saturday's win is A&M's first since Sept. 24 to end the school's longest losing streak since 1972. It came as the Aggies took a break from the rigors of SEC play for a matchup with UMass (1-10), which is an independent team. Texas A&M will end this dreadful season next weekend with a visit from sixth-ranked LSU. - Texas A&M/AP College Football

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QB Conner Weigman, Texas AM
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11/18/22 - Jahdae Walker, Sr/2025, Texas AM + More +

2022 ALL-GLIAC FIRST TEAM: WR Jahdae Walker, Grand Valley State, So.,...The Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference announced the football postseason awards and the 2022 Grand Valley State Lakers were well represented. The 2022 GLIAC Champion Lakers tallied four positional Player of the Year Awards and 22 total All-GLIAC honorees, including eleven first-team performers. Walker caught 23 passes for 451 yards and four touchdowns during the 2022 campaign. - Grand Valley State Football

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WR Jahdae Walker, Texas AM
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11/01/22 - Josh Celiscar, rSr/2025, Texas AM + More +

OCT 31 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Josh Celiscar, Jr., DE, UCF,...Celiscar led a UCF defense that limited No. 20/19 Cincinnati to 35 rushing yards and 333 total yards as the Knights moved into a tie for second in the American Athletic Conference and ended the Bearcats' winning streak against conference opponents at 19 games in a 25-21 victory. Celiscar registered five solo tackles, including a sack and a safety to help the Knights hold the Bearcats to three rushing first downs and 4-for-14 on third-down conversions. - American Athletic Conference Football

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DE Josh Celiscar, Texas AM
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10/10/22 - Jaydon Hill, rSr/2025, Texas AM + More +

OCT 10 SEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Jaydon Hill, CB, Florida,...In his second game back from injury, Jaydon Hill recorded two interceptions, including a 49-yard interception return touchdown in the first quarter and an interception to halt Missouri's drive deep in Florida territory...They were Hill's first-career interceptions and first-career touchdown...Hill is the first Florida player with two interceptions and a pick-six in the same game since CJ Gardner-Johnson vs. Michigan in the Peach Bowl on Dec. 29, 2018...Hill's first interception represented Florida's longest pick-six since Ventrell Miller's 82-yard interception return touchdown vs. Idaho on Nov. 17, 2018. - SEC Football

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CB Jaydon Hill, Texas AM
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10/08/22 - Jaydon Hill, rSr/2025, Texas AM + More +

Jaydon Hill intercepted two passes, including one he returned 49 yards for a touchdown, and Florida held on to beat Missouri 24-17 on Saturday to end a six-game skid in Southeastern Conference play. Hill's pick-6 was among a bevy of big plays that gave the Gators (4-2, 1-2 SEC) their first league victory in a year. His second interception ended a third-quarter drive that had reached Florida's 16-yard line. It was a breakout performance for Hill, a third-year sophomore who was playing his second game since returning from a knee injury that wiped out his 2021 season. Hill had been a projected starter this past spring but needed arthroscopic surgery in the summer after tweaking the same knee again. Hill's play against the Tigers (2-4, 0-3) also backed up his comments earlier this week when he said Missouri is "just not supposed to" beat Florida.

Of course, it happened five times in the previous 10 meetings. The Gators, who entered the game as 10 1/2-point favorites according to FanDuel Sportsbook, looked like they might be in trouble again after gaining just 65 yards in the first half. But coach Billy Napier turned to the ground game in the second half, getting long runs from Montrell Johnson (36, 41), Trevor Etienne (39) and Anthony Richardson (32) to find the end zone. The Gators finished with 231 yards rushing, including 212 in the second half. Johnson led the way with 86 yards and a touchdown. Still, it was Florida's defense that clinched the game. The Gators stopped a fourth-and-2 play with 1:17 remaining to put the Tigers away. Richardson completed 8 of 14 passes for 66 yards, with a touchdown and an interception. It was his fifth straight game with at least one turnover. He also ran for 45 yards. Brady Cook was 22-of-30 passing for 220 yards for Missouri. Nathaniel Peat ran for 117 yards and a score. - Florida/AP College Football

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CB Jaydon Hill, Texas AM
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09/27/22 - EJ Smith, rSr/2025, Texas AM + More +

The Stanford football team received more unfortunate news on Tuesday. Stanford head coach David Shaw announced that junior running back E.J. Smith, the team's starter, is out for the season due to injury concerns. This news comes at the heels of other injury-related news for the Cardinal, including the retirement of senior guard Branson Bragg and injuries to senior tackles Myles Hinton and Walter Rouse. Hinton and Rouse remain questionable for Saturday's game against Oregon. "I know it's really disappointing for him," Shaw said about Smith. "Disappointing for the whole team. Think he's a special young man and a special football player and was just really coming into his own." Smith had a solid start to the season, accumulating 206 rushing yards and four touchdowns through two games before exiting the USC game early. He also added eight receptions for 63 yards receiving. It's believed that Smith got banged up during the USC game, but it's unclear where and when the injury took place. "We had him out at the beginning of the second half," Shaw said after the USC game. "You know, probably could've gone back out there, but we pulled the plug." - The Stanford Daily

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RB EJ Smith, Texas AM
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09/26/22 - *Antonio Johnson, Jr/2023, Texas AM + More +

SEPT 26 SEC CO-DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Antonio Johnson, DB, Texas A&M ,...Antonio Johnson tallied 13 stops on the day against Arkansas to lead the Texas A&M defense...Played nickel, safety, cornerback as well as even some linebacker plays...Johnson was all over the field and made the stop in the second quarter right before the Arkansas fumble was returned for an Aggie touchdown. - SEC Football

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FS *Antonio Johnson, Texas AM
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09/24/22 - *Devon Achane, Jr/2023, Texas AM + More +

Devon Achane rushed for 159 yards and a touchdown, Demani Richardson sprinted the final 82 yards on a wild fumble return for another score and No. 23 Texas A&M beat 10th-ranked Arkansas 23-21 on Saturday night. The Razorbacks (3-1, 1-1 SEC) had a chance to take the lead with 1:30 remaining, but Cam Little's 42-yard field goal attempt from the left hashmark hit near the top of the right upright - and fluttered to the ground in the end zone no good. That drive came right after the Aggies had missed a longer field goal attempt. Texas A&M (3-1, 1-0) has back-to-back wins over ranked teams since that embarrassing 17-14 home loss to Appalachian State two weeks ago.

The conference opener for the Aggies came a week after a 17-9 win over then-No. 13 Miami, which then dropped 12 spots and now will be unranked after a 45-13 loss at home against Middle Tennessee State earlier Saturday. Arkansas led 14-0 after TD passes by KJ Jefferson on consecutive drives in the first quarter. He first threw a screen that Ketron Jackson turned into a 32-yard score before finding Warren Thompson wide open behind the secondary for a 56-yarder. But after the Razorbacks responded to Max Johnson's 10-yard TD pass to Evan Stewart by driving 72 yards in 11 plays to the 3, Jefferson for some reason tried to leap over the blocking linemen at the 3. - Texas A&M/AP College Football

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RB *Devon Achane, Texas AM
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09/19/22 - Nik Constantinou, rSr/2024, Texas AM + More +

SEPT 19 SEC SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Nik Constantinou, P/H, Texas A&M ,...Constantinou had six punts on the night and three of the kicks were downed inside the Miami 10-yard line...One was killed at the one, another at the eight and one at the nine-yard line...He averaged 44.3 per punt and the Hurricanes tried to return two of the punts for a negative three yards. - SEC Football

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P Nik Constantinou, Texas AM
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09/03/22 - EJ Smith, rSr/2025, Texas AM + More +

Tanner McKee threw two touchdown passes to Michael Wilson and Stanford routed FCS Colgate 41-10 on Saturday night in a season opener for both teams. "All offseason, he's been the guy," Stanford coach David Shaw said of his quarterback. "Leader on the football team. Voted a captain...We have high expectations for him as well." E.J. Smith, the son of former Dallas Cowboys star Emmitt Smith, had career bests with 118 yards rushing and five catches while running for two touchdowns to help the Cardinal snap a seven-game losing streak that dated to last season. "It's a great opportunity," Smith said of being named the starting running back. "There's been great running backs here in the past. Bryce, Christian and so forth. To be able to have that opportunity is a blessing." Stanford is 10-2 in home openers and 9-3 in season openers under Shaw.

Colgate marked the second opponent and third game against a FCS team in Shaw's 11-year tenure. On Stanford's first play from scrimmage, Smith cut left and raced into the end zone for an 87-yard touchdown. That tied Nathaniel Peat for the fifth-longest touchdown run in the program. Smith's previous career high was 54 yards rushing against Utah last season. Smith added another 37 yards receiving. "I said it on the headset, but that's how you start the season," Shaw said. "We know that E.J. is strong and physical. He's got that finishing speed, too. Great way to start the season." McKee was 22 of 27 for 308 yards passing and was relieved for Ari Patu at the start of the fourth quarter, who threw a 7-yard touchdown to true freshman Mudia Reuben. - Stanford/AP College Football

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