Aggies Football Season Recap

GOODWELL,OKla-The Aggies completed the season with a 5-5 record, maintaining a 4-4 standing in conference play. This placement secured a middle position within the conference standings. Notably, the last time the Aggies won 5 games was in 2018.

Offensive Highlights:The Aggies' offense demonstrated significant improvement this year, with an average of 27 points per game, a notable increase from the previous year's average of 19. CJ Campbell played a pivotal role, earning 2nd team All-Conference honors and securing the Newcomer of the Year award with 847 rushing yards and 7 rushing touchdowns.

Brandon Stephens, a former Freshman of the Year recipient, received an Honorable Mention this season. Stephens showcased his prowess with 1,328 passing yards, 13 touchdown passes, 478 rushing yards, and an impressive 10 rushing touchdowns. The last Aggie to achieve 10 or more rushing touchdowns was Chris McClendon in 2015, totaling an outstanding 15 touchdowns.

Defensive Standouts:The Aggies' defense excelled, securing the 2nd rank nationally for interceptions, totaling 23 interceptions throughout the season. Leading this defensive effort was Loren Snead, who received an Honorable Mention with 5 interceptions. This achievement hasn't been seen since Darryn Cain in 2016.

Kameron Dickerson was a standout performer, earning a first-team All-Conference award. He concluded the season with an impressive 88 total tackles, including 51 solo tackles, and secured two interceptions. Notably, the last time an Aggie recorded 80 tackles in a single season was by Tanner Hallford, finishing with 84 tackles in 2014.
The Aggies' defensive prowess, particularly in interceptions and tackles, contributed significantly to the team's success throughout the season.