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run game completely disappeared in that one. One of those games you'd like to be able to depend on Royer to pull you out of a rut

Yeah man, they shut down Rattay and Co. Royer was going ok, added a rushing TD and some pass yards, the turnover killed him. That seems to be my Achillies heel, dot me towards the back end of last year as well. Cheers for following man, appreciate it.

The format has been good, I like what you are covering. If you’re ever looking for inspiration just browse a few of the other threads, there’s some great stuff in all of them

You have the AI pretty well dialed in for updates and such, those are good. The replies to comments what a bit weird but I feel you on the limited time!

Good stuff, keep it up.

Offense did not do their part against Auburn

Thanks man, appreciate the feedback and the time to reply. Yeah we didn't get anything going on offense against the Tigers, saying that even in the blowout we didn't show much on the offensive side of the ball. We have Mississippi State up next, hopefully we can light a fire under Royer and Co.

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SEC WEEK 11 RECAP — PLAYOFF PRESSURE ERUPTS AS GEORGIA SURGES AND OLE MISS FALLS

Week 11 delivered the biggest shakeup of the season.
Oklahoma stayed perfect.
Georgia took control of the SEC race.
LSU kept climbing.
Ole Miss stumbled.
Texas A&M and Texas stayed alive.
Vanderbilt bounced back.
And Alabama clawed its way to .500.

The SEC is now a four‑team playoff race — and the margin for error is gone.

#1 Oklahoma — The New No. 1, and Deservedly So
10–0 and 6–0 in SEC play.
Oklahoma continues to look like the most complete team in the country.
George MacIntyre is up to 3,391 passing yards, and the Sooners are playing with ruthless efficiency.

They control the SEC — and the playoff picture.

#3 Georgia — The Bulldogs Are Terrifying Again
9–1 and 6–1 in SEC play.
Georgia is playing its best football of the season.
Soma Fineanganofo is up to 1,263 receiving yards, and the defense is suffocating opponents again.

They look like the biggest threat to Oklahoma.

#8 LSU — The Tigers Are Surging at the Perfect Time
8–2 and 5–1 in SEC play.
LSU is one of the hottest teams in the SEC.
They’re physical, balanced, and gaining momentum every week.

They’re firmly in the playoff race.

#14 Ole Miss — A Costly Setback
8–2 and 4–2 in SEC play.
Ole Miss took a tough loss and now needs help to stay in the playoff hunt.
Kevin Pettigrew is up to 12 receiving touchdowns, but the Rebels must regroup fast.

Georgia is coming — and it’s do‑or‑die.

Texas — Still Swinging
6–4 and 4–2 in SEC play.
Texas remains one of the most dangerous teams in the league.
They’re inconsistent — but explosive enough to beat anyone.

Georgia is next — and it’s a massive spotlight game.

#13 Texas A&M — Still in the Fight
8–2 and 4–2 in SEC play.
Texas A&M remains firmly in the race.
Chase Sims is up to 25 sacks, continuing one of the most dominant defensive seasons in SEC history.

The Aggies are dangerous — but need help.

Vanderbilt — The Bounce‑Back They Needed
7–3 and 4–2 in SEC play.
Vanderbilt responded with a strong performance.
Kamran Williams is up to 997 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns, one of the best seasons in school history.

They’re still in the mix.

#23 Arkansas — A Team on the Edge
7–3 and 3–3 in SEC play.
Arkansas is talented but inconsistent.
They’re dangerous — but running out of runway.

Auburn — Quietly Dangerous
6–4 and 3–3 in SEC play.
Auburn continues to play tough, disciplined football.
They’re not elite — but they’re a threat every week.

Alabama — Back to .500, but Still Chaotic
5–5 and 3–3 in SEC play.
Alabama is fighting for bowl eligibility.
Seaonta Stewart Jr. leads the SEC with 7 interceptions, but the Tide need more consistency.

Missouri — A Team Searching for Identity
4–6 and 2–4 in SEC play.
Missouri is talented but inconsistent — a dangerous combination.

Tennessee — A Tough Stretch
5–3 and 2–4 in SEC play.
Tennessee is competitive, but struggling to finish games.

Kentucky — Sliding Fast
5–5 and 2–5 in SEC play.
Kentucky’s early‑season momentum has evaporated.

Mississippi State — Competitive but Limited
4–6 and 1–5 in SEC play.
Mississippi State is scrappy, but not built to hang with the top tier.

Florida — The Spiral Continues
4–6 and 1–6 in SEC play.
Florida is struggling badly.
The Gators need a reset.

Key SEC Games — Week 12

• #23 Arkansas vs #8 LSU — massive implications for both
• #1 Oklahoma vs Alabama — Sooners look to stay perfect

#1 Oklahoma -------------------- 10–0 [6–0]
#3 Georgia ---------------------- 9–1 [6–1]
#8 LSU -------------------------- 8–2 [5–1]
#14 Ole Miss -------------------- 8–2 [4–2]
Texas --------------------------- 6–4 [4–2]
#13 Texas A&M ------------------ 8–2 [4–2]
Vanderbilt --------------------------------- 7–3 [4–2]
#23 Arkansas ------------------- 7–3 [3–3]
Auburn ------------------------------------- 6–4 [3–3]
Alabama ------------------------ 5–5 [3–3]
Tennessee ---------------------------------- 5–3 [2–4]
Missouri ----------------------------------- 4–6 [2–4]
Kentucky ----------------------------------- 5–5 [2–5]
Mississippi State --------------------------- 4–6 [1–5]
Florida ------------------------------------- 4–6 [1–6]
South Carolina ------------------------------ 3–7 [0–7]

SEC STAT LEADERS — WEEK 11

PASSING
Yards: George MacIntyre (Oklahoma) — 3,391
TDs: Carter Jones (Missouri) — 29

RUSHING
Yards: Kamran Williams (Vanderbilt) — 997
TDs: Kamran Williams (Vanderbilt) — 16

RECEIVING
Yards: Soma Fineanganofo (Georgia) — 1,263
TDs: Kevin Pettigrew (Ole Miss) — 12

DEFENSE
Tackles: Cordale Hart (South Carolina) — 92
Sacks: Chase Sims (Texas A&M) — 25
Interceptions: Seaonta Stewart Jr. (Alabama) — 7

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Texas A&M 2029 High School Recruits — Updated Class Round‑Up

Texas A&M continues to build one of the most explosive and well‑balanced offensive classes in the 2029 cycle. With another five‑star added in the trenches and multiple blue‑chip linemen joining the fold, the Aggies are assembling a class built around physicality, versatility, and long‑term offensive dominance.

This update reflects a class that now features three elite offensive cornerstones, a top‑tier defensive tackle, and a wave of high‑upside linemen who fit the SEC mold.

Five‑Star Headliners
WR Quan Conklin — 6'2, 194 — Del Valle, TX
5★ | NAT: 16 | POS: 3
A true WR1 prototype with elite acceleration, body control, and hands. Conklin is a game‑changer who instantly elevates the passing attack. One of the most polished receivers A&M has landed in years.

HB Tracey Ezeala — 5'11, 204 — The Woodlands, TX
5★ | NAT: 25 | POS: 1
The No. 1 running back in the nation. Ezeala is a violent, downhill runner with elite burst and contact balance. A future feature back and instant contributor.

DT Eric Booker — 6'3, 284 — Montgomery, AL
5★ | NAT: 29 | POS: 2
A massive, explosive interior disruptor. Booker brings rare quickness for his size and is the type of defensive tackle who changes the entire structure of a defense. A huge out‑of‑state win.

Four‑Star Foundation Pieces
OG Randy Rafano — 6'2, 281 — Paris, TX
4★ | NAT: 40 | POS: 3
A powerful, technically sound guard with elite leverage. Rafano is a future multi‑year starter and a perfect fit for A&M’s physical run game.

OC Daniel Jones — 6'4, 287 — Cypress, TX
4★ | NAT: 55 | POS: 1
The top center in the nation. Jones is polished, strong, and plays with veteran poise. A future All‑SEC anchor.

OT Jason Gammon — 6'7, 288 — Round Rock, TX
4★ | NAT: 185 | POS: 22
A long, athletic tackle with excellent movement skills. Gammon has the frame and upside to become a future blindside protector.

WR Jason Christman — 6'2, 190 — Southlake, TX
4★ | NAT: 332 | POS: 62
A smooth, reliable receiver with strong route running and excellent hands. Christman complements Conklin perfectly and adds depth to a rising WR room.

Three‑Star Upside Additions
OG Philip Okereke — 6'3, 283 — Mount Pleasant, TX
3★ | NAT: 960 | POS: 44
A strong, athletic guard with good movement skills. Okereke is a developmental lineman with the frame to grow into a future contributor.

Class Identity So Far
The 2029 class is shaping up to be:

• Offensive‑heavy and explosive at the top
• Built around elite skill‑position talent
• Anchored by the No. 1 RB, No. 1 OC, and a top‑3 WR
• Reinforced by a five‑star defensive tackle
• Loaded with SEC‑caliber trench bodies
• Stacked with in‑state blue‑chip recruits

This is one of the most balanced and high‑ceiling offensive foundations A&M has assembled in years.

Overall Outlook
Texas A&M’s 2029 class continues to rise, now featuring three five‑stars and a deep group of offensive linemen who fit the program’s long‑term identity. With more targets still on the board and momentum building, this class has legitimate top‑five national potential.

If the Aggies close strong on defense, this could become one of the most complete classes of the Elko‑era dynasty their building

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SEC WEEK 13 RECAP — GEORGIA TAKES CONTROL, LSU SURGES, AND THE PLAYOFF RACE GOES NUCLEAR

Week 13 delivered the most dramatic shift yet in the SEC title and playoff picture.
Georgia took command.
LSU kept climbing.
Oklahoma stumbled but remains alive.
Texas A&M and Ole Miss stayed in striking distance.
Texas is still fighting.
And the middle of the league is pure chaos.

The SEC is now a five‑team playoff race — and everything is on the line in Week 14.

#3 Georgia — The New SEC Standard
10–1 and 7–1 in SEC play.
Georgia is playing like a complete machine.
Jimmy Macklin is up to 31 passing touchdowns, Soma Fineanganofo is at 1,394 receiving yards, and the defense is suffocating.

The Bulldogs are the SEC’s hottest team — and the playoff favorite.

#5 LSU — The Tigers Are Coming
9–2 and 6–1 in SEC play.
LSU is surging at the perfect time.
They’re physical, balanced, and playing with real confidence.

A showdown with Oklahoma is coming — and it’s enormous.

#7 Oklahoma — A Costly Slip, but Still Alive
10–1 and 6–1 in SEC play.
Oklahoma finally took a hit, but George MacIntyre continues to dominate with 3,778 passing yards.
The Sooners are still firmly in the playoff race — but now they need help.

LSU is next — and it’s a season‑defining game.

#10 Texas A&M — Still Swinging
9–2 and 5–2 in SEC play.
Texas A&M remains in the hunt thanks to an elite defense and Chase Sims’ 28 sacks, one of the greatest pass‑rush seasons in SEC history.

Texas is next — and it’s a rivalry with real stakes.

#11 Ole Miss — Still Dangerous
9–2 and 5–2 in SEC play.
Ole Miss is still explosive and still a threat.
Kevin Pettigrew is up to 13 receiving touchdowns, and the Rebels can still finish with double‑digit wins.

They need chaos — but they’re not out.

#25 Texas — The Longhorns Are Alive
7–4 and 5–2 in SEC play.
Texas continues to fight and remains one of the most dangerous teams in the league.
They’re inconsistent — but capable of beating anyone.

Texas A&M is next — and it’s massive.

Auburn — Quietly Strong
7–4 and 4–3 in SEC play.
Auburn is playing tough, disciplined football and remains a threat every week.

Alabama — Back Above .500
6–5 and 4–3 in SEC play.
Alabama is fighting for bowl position.
Seaonta Stewart Jr. remains elite with 7 interceptions.

Vanderbilt — A Strong Season, but Fading
7–4 and 4–3 in SEC play.
Vanderbilt has cooled off, but Kamran Williams is having a historic year with 18 rushing touchdowns.

Arkansas — A Tough Stretch
7–4 and 3–4 in SEC play.
Arkansas is talented but inconsistent.
They’re dangerous — but running out of runway.

Tennessee — A Gritty Team
6–5 and 3–4 in SEC play.
Kevin Ramsay is up to 1,132 rushing yards, keeping the Vols competitive.

Missouri — A Season of Missed Opportunities
4–7 and 2–5 in SEC play.
Missouri is talented but inconsistent — a dangerous combination.

Kentucky — Fighting for Bowl Eligibility
5–6 and 2–6 in SEC play.
Kentucky needs one more win to go bowling.

Mississippi State — Competitive but Limited
4–7 and 1–6 in SEC play.
Mississippi State is scrappy, but not built to hang with the top tier.

Florida — A Season to Forget
4–7 and 1–7 in SEC play.
Florida is struggling badly and needs a reset.

Key SEC Games — Week 14

• #5 LSU vs #7 Oklahoma — playoff elimination game
• #10 Texas A&M vs #25 Texas — rivalry with massive stakes
• Alabama vs Auburn — Iron Bowl chaos incoming

#3 Georgia ---------------------- 10–1 [7–1]
#5 LSU -------------------------- 9–2 [6–1]
#7 Oklahoma -------------------- 10–1 [6–1]
#10 Texas A&M ------------------ 9–2 [5–2]
#11 Ole Miss -------------------- 9–2 [5–2]
#25 Texas ---------------------- 7–4 [5–2]
Auburn ------------------------------------- 7–4 [4–3]
Alabama ------------------------ 6–5 [4–3]
Vanderbilt --------------------------------- 7–4 [4–3]
Arkansas ------------------------ 7–4 [3–4]
Tennessee ---------------------------------- 6–5 [3–4]
Missouri ----------------------------------- 4–7 [2–5]
Kentucky ----------------------------------- 5–6 [2–6]
Mississippi State --------------------------- 4–7 [1–6]
Florida ------------------------------------- 4–7 [1–7]
South Carolina ------------------------------ 3–8 [0–8]

SEC STAT LEADERS — WEEK 13

PASSING
Yards: George MacIntyre (Oklahoma) — 3,778
TDs: Jimmy Macklin (Georgia) — 31

RUSHING
Yards: Kevin Ramsay (Tennessee) — 1,132
TDs: Kamran Williams (Vanderbilt) — 18

RECEIVING
Yards: Soma Fineanganofo (Georgia) — 1,394
TDs: Kevin Pettigrew (Ole Miss) — 13

DEFENSE
Tackles: Cordale Hart (South Carolina) — 100
Sacks: Chase Sims (Texas A&M) — 28
Interceptions: Seaonta Stewart Jr. (Alabama) — 7

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