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Texas A&M Running Back Rotation Decision
Texas A&M must choose running back rotation as four players compete for reps.
In brief
Texas A&M must choose running back rotation as four players compete for reps. Texas A&M faces decision on running back rotation with four players competing for playing time. Originally reported by Texas A&M Aggies On SI.
Running Back Rotation Decision
Texas A&M must decide how to divide running back playing time.
Key Players
Head coach Mike Elko works with offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins to decide running back rotation.
Jamarion Morrow
Morrow has high expectations and finished a short injury that sidelined him for two games.
KJ Edwards
Edwards is a freshman who has adapted quickly to the offense and leads rushing with 317 yards.
Rueben Owens
Owens has elite speed from track background and can plow through defenders for 314 yards.
Carsyn Baker
Baker has been effective in short-yardage situations and has over 120 yards on the ground.
Coaching Staff
Elko said everything is on the table for running back rotation decisions.
Rotation Options
Four running backs compete: Morrow, Edwards, Owens, and Baker for playing time.
Performance Metrics
Edwards averages 6.7 yards per carry and leads rushing with 317 yards.
What Happens Next
Texas A&M may turn more to No. 2, No. 3, and No. 4 running backs to shake up offense.
The bottom line
Texas A&M faces decision on running back rotation with four players competing for playing time.
