Texas A&M Aggies Named Transfer Portal ‘Winner’ Despite Losing Top Receiver
The Texas A&M Aggies have been named one of the winners of the transfer portal this offseason, according to Athlon Sports. Despite losing top receiver Noah Thomas to Georgia, the Aggies have made significant additions to their roster, addressing key priorities.
Coach Mike Elko identified upgrading the receiving corps and defensive backfield as major priorities when the transfer portal window opened in December. The Aggies have successfully addressed these needs, landing three receivers to revamp their offense.
Notable additions include:
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Kevin Concepcion, former ACC Rookie of the Year award winner
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Micah Hudson, former five-star recruit
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Mario Carver, Mississippi State transfer
These additions aim to bring consistent play-making to the Aggies’ offense. While the loss of Noah Thomas, who led the team in yards last season, is significant, the Aggies are confident that their new recruits can fill the void.
The transfer portal has worked both ways for the Aggies, but their gains outweigh their losses. As Athlon Sports notes, every team suffers from exits via the portal, and the Aggies’ additions should not be overshadowed by Thomas’s departure.
With 12 additions via the portal, the Texas A&M Aggies have made significant strides in strengthening their roster. As the offseason continues to unfold, fans will be eagerly watching to see how these new recruits perform on the field.
