Texas A&M Football

Scattershooting Texas A&M Football's Spring Progress: Part I

April 13, 2017

• Justin Madubuike is a beast, and the Aggie defensive tackles have a chance to be very, very good – as in high-end, SEC good – this fall. A big part of that will have to do with the redshirt freshman from McKinney, who is now up to 300 chiseled pounds while playing with the speed and quickness of a 260- or 270-pounder.

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