One of the few things Aggie fans can look forward to this season as the team sits at a disappointing 3-4 record has been the play of the younger members of the rosters, specifically the entirety of the 2022 recruiting class. After dropping their fourth game of the season against a scrappy but beatable South Carolina team 30-24 last Saturday night, panic has made its way to College Station, Texas as five games remain in the 2022 season.
Well, as we have been saying all week, “when it rains, it pours” and man did it pour after news broke Monday night that three freshman players including wide receiver Chris Marshall, cornerback Denver Harris, and offensive lineman PJ Williams have been suspended for at least the Aggies matchup with Ole Miss this weekend, but make no mistake, these three young men will come back better than ever during their short time away.
On Wednesday, ESPN Senior writer Ryan Mcgee, known for his much anticipated weekly “Bottom 10” rankings (for fanbases whose teams aren’t listed at least) ranked the woeful Texas A&M squad No. 5 who by all accounts deserve to be ranked until vast improvements are shown in the coming weeks. Here’s what Mcgee cleverly had to say:
As a kid, I saved money for months from doing chores around the house, washing cars around the neighborhood, even scrounging up bottles from around town to get the deposit change. Why? To buy a special spy X-ray camera that I saw advertised in the back of a comic book. My dad warned me not to believe it, that maybe my time and dollars were better spent elsewhere, saying, “It’ll just be another cheap piece of plastic like all of the other stuff you bought, like the sneakers that were going to make you run faster and the rubber bands that were going to make your muscles look like Superman’s.” But, undeterred, I kept going back to that ad, the one that promised that this would be different, finally a foolproof pathway to unimaginable superpowers. When the spy X-ray camera arrived, it was indeed just another piece of plastic. Also, Texas A&M.
We’re not using the term “fraudulent” to describe the Aggies this season, but we can all agree that no one, and I mean no one expected the current results staring us in the face. Gig ’em, and BTHO Ole Miss.
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