
Texas A&M offensive depth chart
QB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 10 | Marcel Reed | 6-1/185 | Sr. |
| 13 | Brady Hart | 6-4/200 | So. |
| 16 | Helaman Casuga | 6/213 | Fr. |
RB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 4 | Rueben Owens | 5-11/215 | Sr. |
| OR 2 | Jamarion Morrow | 5-9/200 | So. |
| OR 22 | Carsyn Baker | 6/210 | Fr. |
| OR 0 | KJ Edwards | 5-10/197 | Fr. |
WR
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 1 | Mario Craver | 5-9/180 | Jr. |
| 11 | Kelshaun Johnson | 5-11/173 | So. |
WR
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 7 | Isaiah Horton | 6-4, 215 | Gr. |
| 3 | Aaron Gregory | 6-2, 191 | Fr. |
| OR 81 | Jayden Warren | 6-1/214 | Fr. |

WR
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 8 | Ashton Bethel-Roman | 6/193 | Jr. |
| 18 | TK Norman | 6/186 | So. |
TE
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 88 | Micah Riley | 6-5/263 | 5th |
| OR 84 | Richie Anderson | 6-4/265 | Sr. |
| OR 87 | Houston Thomas | 6-5/252 | Gr. |
| OR 9 | Kiotti Armstrong | 6-5/285 | So. |
LT
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 71 | Tyree Adams | 6-7/305 | Sr. |
| 74 | Zaden Krempin | 6-4/298 | Fr. |
LG
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 76 | Trovon Baugh | 6-4/335 | Gr. |
| OR 77 | Tyler Thomas | 6-4/350 | So. |
C
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 54 | Mark Nabou Jr. | 6-4/307 | Gr. |
| 78 | Coen Echols | 6-4/305 | Jr. |
| 54 | Sam Roseborough | 6-3/303 | Fr.. |
RG
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 75 | Wilkin Formby | 6-7/320 | Gr. |
| OR 78 | Coen Echols | 6-4/305 | Jr. |
RT
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 79 | Lamont Rogers | 6-8/340 | So. |
| 70 | Robert Bourdon | 6-6/312 | Jr. |
Texas A&M injury report
WR Terry Bussey (knee) is out for the year. OL Blake Ivy is out. WR Mario Craver is questionable.
Texas A&M Offensive statistical leaders
Passing: Reed, 104-188 (55%), 1,097 yards, 6 TD, 6 INT
Hart, 4-9, 36 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Owens, 74 carries, 304 yards (4.1 YPC), 1 TD
Edwards, 28 carries, 181 yards (6.5 YPC), 2 TD
Reed, 50 carries, 150 yards (3 YPC), 2 TD
Receiving: Horton, 19 catches, 270 yards (14.2 YPC), 3 TD
Craver, 24 catches, 241 yards (10 YPC), 2 TD
Bussey, 7 catches, 92 yards (13.1 YPC)
What A&M wants to do Offensively
Something positive. Last week was the absolute nadir for the Aggie offense and the natives are getting restless. The Citadel’s defense isn’t good — they’re giving up 4.6 yards a carry and a completion percentage of two-thirds of passes thrown. This is what a team in need of a slumpbuster is looking for. The Aggies need to go out and establish the running game immediately, get Reed some confidence, work on the downfield passing game and hopefully give the backups most of the second half.
Texas A&M Defensive Depth Chart

DE
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 18 | T.J. Searcy | 6-5, 260 | Sr. |
| 14 | Anto Saka | 6-4, 255 | Gr. |
| 16 | Bryce Perry-Wright | 6-2, 269 | Fr. |
DT
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 5 | DJ Hicks | 6-3, 293 | Sr. |
| 99 | Landon Rink | 6-2, 295 | So. |
| 11 | Brandon Davis-Swain | 6-4, 307 | Jr. |
DT
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 92 | CJ Mims | 6-2, 312 | 5th |
| OR 94 | Angelo McCullom | 6-2, 317 | Jr. |
| 88 | DJ Sanders | 6-3, 316 | So. |
DE
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 10 | Marco Jones | 6-5, 261 | So. |
| 15 | Sam M’Pemba | 6-3, 257 | Sr. |
| 17 | Ryan Henderson | 6-3, 255 | Gr. |
| 22 | Tristan Givens | 6-3, 232 | Fr. |
LB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 27 | Daymion Sanford | 6-2, 228 | Sr. |
| OR 0 | Noah Mikhail | 6-2, 230 | So. |
LB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 0 | Noah Mikhail | 6-2, 230 | So. |
| OR 21 | Ray Coney | 6-2, 240 | Sr. |
| 54 | Jordan Lockhart | 6-1, 233 | Jr. |
CB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 6 | Julio Humphrey | 6-1, 197 | 5th |
| 20 | Adonyss Currie | 6, 181 | So. |
| OR 23 | Brandon Arrington | 6-2, 201 | Freshman |
CB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 2 | Dezz Ricks | 6-1, 193 | Sr. |
| OR 9 | Rickey Gibson III | 6, 181 | Sr. |
| 21 | Vic Singleton | 5-11, 175 | Fr. |
NI
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 8 | Jordan Shaw | 5-11, 180 | Sr. |
| 19 | Bravion Rogers | 5-11, 186 | Sr. |
| 13 | Deyjhon Pettaway | 5-11, 182 | So. |
| 24 | Camren Hamiel | 5-11, 180 | Fr. |
S
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 3 | Marcus Ratcliffe | 6-3, 211 | Sr. |
| 13 | Myles Davis | 6-1, 203 | Jr. |
| 22 | Tom Tom Johnson | 6-1, 201 | So. |
| 15 | Tylan Wilson | 6-1, 204 | Fr. |
S
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 7 | Dalton Brooks | 6, 202 | Sr. |
| 4 | Tawfiq Byard | 6-1, 198 | Sr. |
| 28 | Chance Collins | 6-1, 201 | Fr. |
Texas A&M Statistical Leaders
Tackles: Mikhail and Coney, 30
Ratcliffe, 26
TFL: Searcy, 3
Rink and Coney, 2.5
Sacks: Jones, 2
Henderson and Searcy, 1
Interceptions: Five players with 1
Forced fumbles: Five players with 1
Fumble recoveries: Four players with 1
What the Aggies want to do defensively
Stuff the run. The Bulldogs are a very run-heavy operation and run a lot of option looks. Quarterback Quentin Hayes is the primary runner, so he and backup Nick Billoups (who also plays a lot) need to be contained. This will be a good test of eye discipline and staying home for a team that has been frequently sloppy so far this year.’
If and when the Aggies get the Bulldogs into a passing situation, they need to get a strong pass rush. Not just to slow down The Citadel, but to show themselves they can do it. If the Aggies can apply pressure, then they’ve got a good shot at forcing turnovers.
THe Citadel Offensive Depth Chart
QB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 7 | Quentin Hayes | 6-2/200 | Sr. |
| 8 | Nick Billoups | 6-1/200 | 5th |
RB
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 5 | Gavin Garcia | 5-8/195 | 5th |
| 44 | Sebastian Boyle | 5-11/215 | Jr. |
TE
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 89 | Whit Hobgood | 6-4/230 | 5th |
| 80 | Noah Lucas | 6-5/250 | So. |
WR
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 4 | Braylon Knauth | 5-8/175 | Jr. |
| 19 | Nick Armentano | 5-8/180 | Sr. |
WR
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 82 | Damir Abdullah | 6-5/225 | 5th |
| 9 | Derek Kee | 6-4/215 | Sr. |
WR
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 6 | Ismael Zamor | 6/195 | 5th |
| 21 | Abijah Webb | 5-11/220 | So. |
LT
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 75 | Darwin Murillo | 6-4/310 | Sr. |
| 64 | Frank Schmidt | 6-5/295 | So. |
LG
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 77 | Tyler Heggins-Hill | 6-4/300 | Sr. |
| 53 | Miles Robinson | 6-5/300 | Sr. |
C
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 62 | Mike Lengi | 6-1/300 | Sr. |
| 73 | David Henry | 6-2/295 | 5th |
RG
| Number | Name | Height/Weight | Class |
| 72 | Aiden Wiles | 6-2/290 | So. |
| OR 58 | Andrew Tumbleston | 6-4/315 | Jr. |
RT
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 60 | Brady Pickett | 6-3/310 | Jr. |
| 71 | Carter Jacobs | 6-5/290 | Jr. |
The Citadel Offensive statistical leaders
Passing: Hayes, 31-63 (49.2%), 402 yards, 4 TD, 2 INT
Billoups, 32-45 (65.7%), 241 yards
Rushing: Garcia, 111 carries, 579 yards (5.2 YPC), 5 TD
Hayes, 80 carries, 292 yards (3.6 YPC), 1 TD
Billoups, 37 carries, 156 yards (5.2 YPC), 2 TD
Receiving: Abdullah, 8 catches, 158 yards (19.9) YPC, 1 TD
Knauth, 8 catches, 145 yards (18.1 YPC)
What the Citadel Wants to do Offensively
Run that option. The Bulldogs like top operate out of the shotgun in almost an RPO style, with a back on each side of the quarterback. There’s just not much P in their RPO. Hayes can make big plays with his feet and they’d like to see more of that. Garcia has been a tough, physical runner and he’s going against a defense that has struggled against players matching his description. The Bulldogs are going to need to be tricky with their run game, control the clock and pop some play action passes to stick around.
The Citadel Defensive Depth Chart
DE
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 5 | Maurice Bonneau Jr. | 6-1/245 | 5th |
| 54 | Nick Portada | 6-2/245 | 5th |
DT
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 98 | David Alexander | 6-3/285 | 5th |
| 52 | Beau Shugarts | 6-2/280 | 5th |
DT
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 96 | Brandan Green | 6-2/330 | Jr. |
| 10 | D’Angelo Sheppard | 6/295 | 5th |
DE
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 46 | Andrew Jackson | 6-2/230 | Jr. |
| 49 | Kellen George | 6-2/225 | So. |
LB
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 2 | Zyion Brown | 6/240 | 5th |
| 43 | Willie Smith Jr. | 6/210 | So. |
LB
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 34 | Jalen Wright | 6/225 | 5th |
| 42 | Dru Darby | 6-2/215 | Sr. |
NICKEL
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 12 | Ja’hari Mosley | 6/200 | So. |
| 8 | Savionne Rogers | 6/205 | Jr. |
CB
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 20 | Khaeelb Bridges | 5-10/175 | Sr. |
| 3 | Jabravion Woodard | 6/175 | Sr. |
CB
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 29 | DK McGruder | 6-2/175 | 5th |
| 27 | Anthony Turnbow | 5-10/180 | Sr. |
FS
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 11 | Peyton Betts | 5-11/190 | Jr. |
| 18 | Zeb Stroup | 6-2/185 | 5th |
SS
| Number | Name | Height/Weigth | Class |
| 17 | Tre’ McLeod | 6-1/190 | 5th |
| 32 | Temarcus Elam | 6/205 | Sr. |
THe Citadel Defensive statistical Leaders
Tackles: Brown, 51
Wright, 40
Mosley, 31
TFL: Brown, 6
Wright, 4.5
Bonneau, 3.5
Sacks: Brown, 4
Three players with 2
Interceptions: Four players with 1
Forced fumbles: Three players with 1
Fumble recoveries: Three players with 1
What the Citadel wants to do defensively
Take away A&M’s running game and make Reed beat them. That may be easier said than done, but it’s a reasonable goal considering how poorly the Aggie offense has been operated this year. Brown is their best defender, making a lot of big plays blitzing from his linebacker slot. There’s no reason to think he won’t do the same today. If the Aggies get pre-occupied with him, maybe the defensive line can make some plays against Reed in the passing game. We know Reed has struggled all season, so they may throw some different looks at him to see how he responds. They’ll need to slow the running game and force turnovers to remain within shouting distance.
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