Gig' Em Glory - Texas A&M Aggies

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oof, not being able to land a proven QB in the portal may be what holds you back this year. Lots of unproven talent at QB. Time to

[The Hunted]

oof, not being able to land a proven QB in the portal may be what holds you back this year. Lots of unproven talent at QB. Time to

Yeah I tried for Braveman and a couple of the other top ones but couldn’t land a single one.

I have what looks like on paper the best running back stable in the nation, I have 2 or 3 guys with elite dev traits, so I need to get them all into the game. Might need to find a heavy run playbook, but I still need to get the ball to my wideouts or they will look to transfer.

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[The Hunted]

Yeah its going to have to be a run first team i think.

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SEC WEEK 1 RECAP — CHAOS RETURNS, GIANTS FALL, AND NEW STARS EMERGE

The 2026 season opened with fireworks.
Oklahoma and Georgia both took stunning losses.
Ole Miss, LSU, A&M, and Alabama looked sharp.
Tennessee exploded offensively.
Florida shocked everyone.
And Missouri and Vanderbilt quietly impressed.

It’s only Week 1 — but the SEC already feels unpredictable.

#17 Oklahoma — A Stunning Opening Loss
0–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Oklahoma opened the season with a surprising stumble.
The Sooners still have elite talent — but the margin for error is already gone.

#2 Ole Miss — Business as Usual
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Ole Miss looked every bit like a top‑five team.
Explosive offense, clean execution, and early signs of another big season.

#10 Georgia — A Rare Early Slip
0–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Georgia took a surprising Week 1 loss, but the Bulldogs are too talented to panic.
Expect a response — and soon.

#6 Texas A&M — Strong, Confident, Efficient
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Texas A&M opened the season with a clean, physical win.
The Aggies look balanced and dangerous.

SMU is next — and it’s a chance to build momentum.

#7 LSU — A Statement Start
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
LSU looked sharp, fast, and physical.
The Tigers are absolutely a contender.

#9 Alabama — A Promising Start
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Alabama opened with a strong defensive performance.
Shaun Theus already has **3 sacks**, and the Tide look hungry.

#15 Arkansas — A Clean, Confident Win
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Arkansas handled business and looks ready for a big season.

#23 Tennessee — Offensive Fireworks
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Tennessee exploded offensively behind Hasheem Ogundeji’s **6 passing touchdowns**.
Clint Frendricks added **6 receiving TDs** — an insane Week 1 performance.

Washington is next — and it’s huge.

Texas — A Strong Start
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Texas opened the season with a solid win.
They look improved — and dangerous.

Auburn — A Tough Loss
0–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Auburn fought hard but came up short.
Delbert Hannah’s **16 tackles** were a bright spot.

Florida — The Surprise of Week 1
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Florida shocked everyone with a dominant offensive performance.
Matthew Terrell threw for **443 yards**, Max Stephen scored **6 rushing TDs**, and Alex Biggs posted **175 receiving yards**.

This was the most unexpected performance of the week.

Kentucky — A Disappointing Start
0–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Kentucky struggled out of the gate.
They’ll need a quick turnaround.

Vanderbilt — A Quiet, Impressive Win
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Vanderbilt looked sharp and disciplined.
A promising start.

Missouri — A Breakout Star Emerges
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Ezekiel Igbinoghene rushed for **162 yards**, giving Missouri a real offensive identity.

Mississippi State — A Solid Start
1–0 and 0–0 in SEC play.
Mississippi State opened with a clean win.
A good foundation.

South Carolina — A Rough Opening
0–1 and 0–0 in SEC play.
South Carolina struggled and needs answers quickly.

Key SEC Games — Week 2

• **SMU at #6 Texas A&M** — Aggies look to build momentum
• **#23 Tennessee at Washington** — massive early‑season test

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

SEC STAT LEADERS — WEEK 1

PASSING
Yards: Matthew Terrell (Florida) — 443
TDs: Hasheem Ogundeji (Tennessee) — 6

RUSHING
Yards: Ezekiel Igbinoghene (Missouri) — 162
TDs: Max Stephen (Florida) — 6

RECEIVING
Yards: Alex Biggs (Florida) — 175
TDs: Clint Frendricks (Tennessee) — 6

DEFENSE
Tackles: Delbert Hannah (Auburn) — 16
Sacks: Shaun Theus (Alabama) — 3
Interceptions: Jon Bauman (LSU) — 2

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