We have no receiver named Evans. His name is Evan Stewart. Spelling a name wrong is one thing. Getting it wrong all together is ridiculous

Anais does so much more than just catch passes. His running, blocking, leadership on the field, in the locker room and on the practice field. He might only make a play of two or three a game, but they are usually differencemaker type plays I don't think it was a coincidence that the 6 game losing streak came after he went out for the year.

Swope and Evans are still my two favorite Aggie receivers.

What everyone should really be talking about is where is our next Sternberger and Wydermeyer. Having a ridiculous receiving tight end is what really helped Mond in Jimbos offense (although god knows what happened to Wydermeyer his last year, dropped in every aspect of his game)

His versatility make him special, RB, WR, punt returner. When he is in the game it makes it harder for the D to use certain personnel groups.

Texagtrojan said:

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We have no receiver named Evans. His name is Evan Stewart. Spelling a name wrong is one thing. Getting it wrong all together is ridiculous

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Wow, you got your panties in a wad over that. It is 1 letter dude. Put a space in between it Evan s.

NewOldAg said:

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Bunk Moreland said:

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curiously, what do y'all have as other groups that were up there?

2000: Robert Ferguson, Bethel Johnson, Chris Taylor
2001: T-Murph, Jamar Taylor, Bethel Johnson, Greg Porter
2010/11: Swope, EZ, Fuller
2012: Evans, Swope, EZ

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If you go by average production (Career/Years Played)....

The 2012 group is good for 177 receptions, 2589 yards, and 19 tds.

The 2016 group (Reynolds, Kirk, RSJ) would be 164 receptions, 2242 yards, and 21 tds.

The answer (at least) since the passing game changed dramatically around 2005, is one of those 2 groups. They both have 2 guys who are Top 5 (for that period). With Fuller probably being 5th.

And the hypothetical 2023 group (Ainias, Stewart, Moose) would be 143 receptions, 1950 yards, and 16 tds. and that's if you only reconfigure the math to give Ainias credit for 3 years not 4 due to injury and lump Moose's career into one season (since he has only played 13 games). If you calculate it the way I did the groups above, it comes out to.......

100 receptions, 1306 yards, and 9 tds. All 3, for a whole season (on average). Just for reference Mike Evans had 1394 yards and 12 tds in 2013 by himself.

Sorry for the mathy post, but you see these kinds of hyperbolic posts here all the time and I had to confirm that this one was as bad as it seemed to me at first.

I love Ainias and want him back but he isn't even a top 10 receiver in A&M history (maybe not top 15). Statistically, he is basically the same as EZ Nwachukwu.

I didn't run the numbers on the 2 other groups as the passing game was just different in the early 2000s and I don't want to make it seem like a fair comparison.

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Sorry, don't understand your logic at all. Weigman should be a nice upgrade next year and you are trying to take 1st or 2nd year stats for Moose and Evan and pretend like they won't get any better and won't be any better the more time they spend with Weigman??? And won't be any better with a new OC???

Swope only had 19 receptions for 172 yards his freshman year. I bet you extrapolated his stats out for his Soph-Senior seasons to be similar to that.

BTHOB-98 said:

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Pay the man!

.@ainias_smith is toying with my emotions pic.twitter.com/PakOpuROe8

— string (@propjoesays) December 10, 2022

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Onionman said:

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Texagtrojan said:

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We have no receiver named Evans. His name is Evan Stewart. Spelling a name wrong is one thing. Getting it wrong all together is ridiculous

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Wow, you got your panties in a wad over that. It is 1 letter dude. Put a space in between it Evan s.

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Not really.

That's good.

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