Texas A&M Scholarship Class Breakdown - August 2015
Here is a scholarship breakdown, showing each class (senior through true freshman) at each position following spring ball and giving you an idea of what the scholarship numbers look like for A&M.
Post-spring snapshot: Manziel show returns at quarterback
College football's best player only got better and better as the 2012 season progressed. With an offseason of work, how good can he be in 2013? Texas A&M's only concern appears to lie in deciding on his backup.
Post-spring snapshot: Improvement in secondary is key
Accounting for the collection of returning talent and an impressive spring, the defensive backs seem set to be the A&M defense's strong point in 2013. For that to happen, tackling and deep coverage must improve.
Post-spring snapshot: Special teams' next step
A unit that was impressive on nearly all fronts in 2012 should only get better with a year of experience and an influx of blazing fast talent. Consistency in the kicking game, however, remains the key for the Aggies.
Post-spring snapshot: Reload or restart at wide receiver?
A strong, experienced helped boost the Aggies' offense in 2012, but the majority were lost to graduation. None can deny the level of talent A&M will bring in as replacements, but will they acclimate quickly enough?
Spring Recap: Quarterbacks
Texas A&M hasn't yet seen the best of its Heisman-winning quarterback; if the spring season revealed any salient point, that was it. Meanwhile, where will the Aggies look to find the ideal backup to Johnny Manziel?
Post-spring snapshot: Coping with depth at linebacker
Texas A&M's projected starters bring a hint of experience and a load of athleticism to the table, but the balance is fragile with unproven Aggies behind them. Will the answers present themselves come Fall?
Spring Recap: Defensive line
The Aggies fought through the absences of Julien Obioha and Kirby Ennis, but in the process took a long look at other options they'll have in the fall. With a heralded class set to arrive in August, who stood out?
Post-spring snapshot: Running back stable revs up
Can any team in the country match the backfield Texas A&M will run out in 2013? Based on the expected results from the spring, the only problem the Aggies will face is one most teams would be grateful to have.
Spring Recap: Linebackers
Troubled by injuries and youth, the Aggies lack some key answers at the position leaving the spring. What they did find, however, was potential for rapid improvement and, perhaps, a solid outlook for September.
Photo Gallery: Kerrville celebrates Johnny Football
Texas A&M's Heisman-winning quarterback and Kerville native returned home on Saturday to a hero's welcome. TexAgs provides the best shots from Johnny Manziel's venture back to Kerville and more.
Spring Recap: Defensive backs
While the front seven faced depth issues and questions throughout A&M's spring season, the secondary shaped up to be a bright spot to look forward to. How much will the Aggies lean on this group of DBs?
Spring Recap: Offensive line, receivers, tight ends
One group should transition to a new arrangement and match the nation's best as if it were nothing. The other faces a mixture of potential and uncertainty with the summer approaching. What did the spring show?
Post-spring snapshot: Putting it on the 'line'
The loss of two 2012 starters and uncertainty surrounding Julien Obioha raises questions, but the emergence of Kirby Ennis and a bumper crop of recruits gives promise to A&M's defensive front four.
Post-spring snapshot: O-line behemoth lives on
Texas A&M loses two stalwart leaders from 2012's elite offensive line, including a possible No. 1 overall NFL Draft selection. Yet, is it possible that the Aggies' new configuration will excel at the same level?
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Video Highlights: 2013 Maroon & White Spring Game
Johnny Manziel and the Aggies returned to Kyle Field on Saturday, flashing a sign of things to come in front of over 45,000 fans. TexAgs Studios presents a field-level look at the game's top plays and best moments.
Photo Gallery: 2013 Maroon & White Spring Game
From a record crowd to a top-five squad on the field, the Aggies' spring game provided sights aplenty. TexAgs Studios presents the best shots of the ones, twos, new additions, Johnny Manziel and more.
Aggies flash '13 potential at spring's conclusion
Texas A&M's spring game drew tens of thousands and ESPN's cameras, all anticipating what may be the program's best season ever. In Saturday's Spring Game on Kyle Field, the Aggies seemed up to the task.
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Aggie coaches, players assess spring's results
Kevin Sumlin, his coordinators, Johnny Manziel and Deshazor Everett met the media after Saturday's spring game to discuss position changes, progress, depth and much more. TexAgs provides full video and quotes.
Spring Game statistics & play-by-play log
The Aggies welcomed a record 45,212 fans to Kyle Field on Saturday for the annual Maroon and White Game. TexAgs.com's Ronnie Woodard charted each play and tallied the statistics.
