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Texas A&M adds former Wisconsin DL Rodas Johnson via transfer portal

January 6, 2024
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Mike Elko and Sean Spencer have landed a verbal commitment from transfer portal DL Rodas Johnson, who applied his trade for the Wisconsin Badgers from 2019-2023.

A 6-foot-2, 295-pound native of Columbus, Ohio, he comes to College Station with one year of eligibility remaining and is the Aggies' 14th transfer addition this offseason.

During his time in Madison, Johnson played in 38 games, during which he tallied 50 total tackles. Of those, 10 were made behind the line of scrimmage as tackles-for-loss and 2.5 were sacks. He also forced a fumble.

At his size/weight, he'll likely factor into the interior defensive line rotation for the Aggies next season.

Stay tuned. More inbound soon on this one and the rest of A&M's portal additions for our Premium subscribers.

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Texas A&M adds former Wisconsin DL Rodas Johnson via transfer portal

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BeastmodeAg
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9:15p, 1/6/24
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Whooop
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9:17p, 1/6/24
Whoooop, you can't have enough DL depth. Welcome to Aggieland Rodas.
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9:18p, 1/6/24
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Solid pick-up.
"A life lived for others is a life worthwhile" - Albert Einstein
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Welcome!
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9:35p, 1/6/24
Elko likes them physical, but will that work in the SEC?
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9:42p, 1/6/24
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He "plied" his trade. Not "applied".

Jeez, does Texags seriously not employ editors, or is a mastery of the English language no longer required for people who write for a living?
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11:41p, 1/6/24
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Welcome aboard Mr. Johnson
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8:10a, 1/7/24
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Welcome
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In reply to 4 • 11:43a, 1/7/24
AG
Yeah, what a buncha loosers, huh? It's downright rediculous anymore.
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EliteZags
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3:24p, 1/7/24
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I cant never stand bad grammer
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4:34p, 1/7/24
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There is an expression about keeping your mouth shut and people might think you are wise but open it and you can prove otherwise. This TexAgs grammar nazi would do better by posting less.

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In reply to Z Team • 4:40p, 1/7/24
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Z Team said:
There is an expression about keeping your mouth shut and people might think you are wise but open it and you can prove otherwise. This TexAgs grammar nazi would do better by posting less.

ply
See synonyms for: ply plies plying on Thesaurus.com
verb (used with object),plied, plying.
to work with or at diligently; employ busily; use:
to ply the needle.
to carry on, practice, or pursue busily or steadily:
to ply a trade.
SEE MORE
verb (used without object),plied, plying.
to run or travel regularly over a fixed course or between certain places, as a boat, bus, etc.
to perform one's work or office busily or steadily:
to ply with the oars; to ply at a trade.

Learn to read. You just proved me right.

Good job of botching the quote, too.
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