This week's Overnight Sensation is first-year Aggie Jabre Barber, who did his part in Texas A&M's 44-20 loss to South Carolina, recording 80 yards and a touchdown. The Tory transfer registered five plays over 11-plus yards, averaging 11.4 yards a catch.

This week's Overnight Sensation is freshman quarterback Marcel Reed, who provided a much-needed spark for the Texas A&M offense in its Week 9 win over LSU. Reed accumulated 64 yards and three touchdowns on the ground while completing two passes for 70 yards.

This week's Overnight Sensation is first-year Texas A&M linebacker Scooby Williams, who led the Aggie defense with an interception and two tackles for loss against Mississippi State. Williams, a transfer from Florida, also tallied six takedowns in Starkville.

This week's Overnight Sensation is true freshman do-it-all man Terry Bussey, who had a team-high 76 receiving yards in A&M's 41-19 beatdown of Mizzou. This year, the Timpson native has logged stats as a receiver, runner and returner, and he also takes practice reps on defense.

This week's Overnight Sensation is first-year Texas A&M defensive end Nic Scourton, who led the Aggie defense with two sacks, including a forced fumble. Scourton, a transfer from Purdue and Bryan native, helped limit the Razorbacks to a season-low 100 rushing yards.

This week's Overnight Sensation is first-year Texas A&M linebacker Scooby Williams, who led the Aggie defense with seven tackles including four solo takedowns against Bowling Green. Williams, a transfer from Florida, helped limit the Falcons to just 84 yards on the ground.

This week's overnight sensation is redshirt sophomore quarterback Marcel Reed, who guided the Aggies to their first road victory in over 1,000 days. Against Florida, Reed passed for 178 yards and added 83 more on the ground for a total of three touchdowns in the win.

This week's overnight sensation is junior Louisiana Tech transfer wide receiver Cyrus Allen, who caught five passes for 72 yards. Allen averaged 14.4 yards a reception vs. McNeese and increased his season total to 100 yards.

This week's Overnight Sensation is redshirt freshman punter Tyler White, who did his part in Texas A&M's 23-13 loss to Notre Dame, flipping the field on multiple occasions. On his four boots, White averaged 54.0 yards per punt as three were downed inside the Irish 20-yard line.

In his first SEC start, third-string quarterback Jaylen Henderson performed well enough to keep the Aggies in striking distance for much of the afternoon at Death Valley. For his efforts vs. LSU, Henderson is this week's Overnight Sensation.

Freshman Rueben Owens provided plenty of production on the ground during Texas A&M's 38-10 victory over Abilene Christian on Saturday afternoon. The El Campo native rushed for 106 yards and a touchdown along with a 28-yard burst up the middle in the second quarter.

Once the No. 3 signal-caller on the Aggies' depth chart, Jaylen Henderson stepped up in a big way on Saturday night at Kyle Field. Making his first collegiate start, Henderson led Texas A&M to a 51-10 victory with four touchdowns and 210 total yards against Mississippi State.

In his first year in Aggieland, transfer wide receiver Jahdae Walker has stepped up to make some significant offensive contributions, including a productive day against Ole Miss. The junior led A&M with eight receptions for 100 yards on Saturday at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

After missing last week's game due to injury, sophomore defensive back Bryce Anderson reintroduced himself in a big way vs. South Carolina. The Beaumont native recorded a team-high seven tackles with 2.5 TFLs and two sacks in a 30-17 victory.

Sophomore WR Noah Thomas gave Texas A&M's offense life on Saturday with three huge third-down conversions to secure its only touchdown and pair of field goals. Posting a career-high 75 yards on Saturday, Thomas is this week's Overnight Sensation.

Sophomore Bryce Anderson came in clutch with an interception and fumble recovery to give the Aggies a chance in Texas A&M's 26-20 loss to Alabama on Saturday afternoon. Outside of the two takeaways, Anderson tallied three tackles and one quarterback hurry.

Between big gains and tough carries when the Aggies needed it, running back Le'Veon Moss powered his way to 107 yards on 17 carries as Texas A&M captured the Southwest Classic hardware. Moss becomes the first A&M tailback to reach the century mark this season.

True freshman Taurean York was all over the field on Saturday as he fronted the Texas A&M defensive effort in a 27-10 victory vs. Auburn. Ranked as the 970th player in the 2022 class, York has shined and recorded a team-high 11 tackles (five solo), half a sack and a pair of TFLs.