Mike Elko reveals plan for Le’Veon Moss vs. Miami
By Ethan Stone
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Le’Veon Moss has not suited up for Texas A&M football since October 11 against Florida, but that’s finally set to change. Aggies head coach Mike Elko told SEC Nation Saturday morning that Moss will start for Texas A&M and that they expect him to “go full tilt.”
Moss was listed as a game-time decision earlier this week.
Obviously, this is massive news for the Aggies. Moss was averaging 5.6 yards per carry before his injury and had found the end zone a total of 6 times with just under 400 yards rushing. He was off to an incredible start to the season after posting 765 rushing yards and 10 touchdowns in 2024.
Adding Moss also makes stopping this Aggies offense that much tougher, especially with Reuben Owens and Marcel Reed both equally real threats in the run game.
If any team is up to the challenge though, it’s Miami. The Hurricanes front 7 has been excellent against the run in 2025, ranking 7th in the country in opponent rushing yards per game. In fact, Miami is the best rushing defense Texas A&M has faced so far this season.
Kickoff between the Aggies and Hurricanes is almost here, with kickoff set for Noon on ESPN.
Ethan Stone is a Tennessee graduate and loves all things college football and college basketball. Firm believer in fouling while up 3.
