Texas A&M Football: Spring game rosters announced

Texas A&M football returns to the gridiron for an all-Aggie affair for the 2018 Spring Game. The team was split into two squads: maroon and white. Who has the advantage?

The 2018 Maroon and White game is finally here. Moreso than previous years, the 2018 edition promises to be a spectacle the likes of which have never been seen in College Station. Although the pomp and circumstance have been almost deafening there is still a game to be played.

Kellen Mond and Nick Starkel will lead their respective teams. The maroon team, featuring Starkel, has a large chunk of players most likely to suit up with the first team offense in the fall. Trayveon Williams, Jace Sternberger and Jhamon Ausbon are all the top players at their positions.

The white team will counter with a strong presence on both lines. The majority of the potential first teamers on both sides of the ball will don white jerseys on Saturday. That includes Carson Green, Erick McCoy, Colton Prater on offense and Michael Clemons, Daylon Mack and Landis Durham on defense.

Here is each team’s full roster:

Maroon Team

Coaches: Tim Brewster, Darrell Dickey, Mike Elko, Jay Graham, Lee Grimes, Bradley Dale Peveto, Terry Price, DeAndre Thompson, Walt Whitehead

2  – WR –  Jhamon Ausbon
3  – DL –  Tyree Johnson
5  – RB –  Trayveon Williams
6  – WR –  Roshauud Paul
8  – QB –  Connor Blumrick
11  – DB – Larry Pryor
12  – FB – Cullen Gillaspia
13  – DB – Cade Prendergast
14  – DB – Keldrick Carper
15  – WR – Aaron Hansford
16  – WR – Klyde Chriss
17  – DB – Devin Morris
17  – QB – Nick Starkel
18  – DB – Antonio Howard
20  – LB – Ikenna Okeke
22  – DB – Clifford Chattman
23  – RB – Jacob Kibodi
25  – LB – Tyrel Dodson
26  – DB – DeShawn Capers-Smith
27  – RB – John Clark
27  – DB – Roney Elam
28  – DB – Travon Fuller
30  – WR – Andrew Boykin
33  – WR – Justice Bean
33  – DL – Ondario Robinson
34  – P/KO – Braden Mann
36  – PK – Daniel LaCamera
37  – DL – Mitchell Howard
37  – RB – Marquez Johnson
39  – DS – Jake Pagel
41  – LB – Mark Wagner
42  – LB – Otaro Alaka
47  – TE – Jacob Groff
51  – OL – Riley Anderson
53  – LB – John Locke
57  – LB – Drew Boroughs
65  – OL – Dan Moore Jr.
66  – OL – Robert Congel
68  – OL – Justin Dworaczyk
69  – OL – Brayden Talbert
71  – OL – Grayson Reed
73  – OL – Jared Hocker
75  – OL – Koda Martin
77  – OL – Ryan McCollum
81  – TE – Jace Sternberger
82  – WR – Matthew Kirchner
86  – WR – Hunter Smith
88  – DL – Kingsley Keke
93  – DL – Jayden Peevy
94  – DL – LandryEstes
95  – DL – Justin Madubuike

White Team

Coaches: Dameyune Craig, Maurice Linguist, Sean Maguire, Christian Parker, Andrew Priest, Elijah Robinson, Eric Russell, Tyler Santucci, David Spurlock, Jim Turner, Stan Watson.

1  – WR –  Quartney Davis
2  – DL –  Micheal Clemons
4  – DB –  Derrick Tucker
5  – DL –  Daylon Mack
6  – DB –  Donovan Wilson
7  – LB –  Buddy Johnson
9  – WR –  Hezekiah Jones
10  – DB – Myles Jones
11  – QB – Kellen Mond
13  – WR – Kendrick Rogers
14  – WR – Camron Buckley
16  – DB – Kemah Siverand
18  – QB – Bo Schneider
19  – LB – Anthony Hines III
19  – QB – Colton Taylor
21  – DB – Charles Oliver
22  – RB – Kwame Etwi
24  – DB – David Saunders
25  – RB – Kendall Bussey
28  – RB – A.J. Sanders
29  – WR – Kurtis Bradicich
29  – DB – Debione Renfro
31  – TE – Gannon Rawlins
32  – LB – Santino Marchiol
34  – P/KO – Braden Mann
35  – LB – Riley Garner
38  – PLK – Drew Riethman
40  – WR – Will Gunnell
42  – WR – Ke’Undre Azakytu
45  – DS – Austin Frey
46  – DL – Landis Durham
46  – TE – Ryan Renick
48  – LB – Mason Sargent
53  – LB – John Locke
54  – OL – Carson Green
56  – LB – Keeath Magee II
58  – LB – Braden White
60  – OL – Miles Fowkes
63  – OL – Cagan Baldree
64  – OL – Erik McCoy
70  – OL – Connor Lanfear
72  – OL – Colten Blanton
74  – OL – Kellen Diesch
76  – OL – Colton Prater
78  – OL – Keaton Sutherland
82  – WR – Matthew Kirchner
84  – DB – Moses Reynolds
85  – TE – Camron Horry
87  – TE – Greer Shetler
88  – TE – Keynel McZeal
89  – FB – Justin Mellenbruch
90  – DL – T.D. Moton
97  – DL – Mark Mabry
99  – DL – Josh Rogers

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The game kicks off at 4 p.m. CT and will be available for streaming on the SEC Network. 100,000 fans are expected to fill Kyle Field. Whether or not the Aggies reach that mark, it’s safe to say that the passion and excitement for Aggie football has returned once again.