Some players just shine in the biggest moments. In his second season as an Aggie, wide receiver Kendrick Rogers proved that he’s at his best when the lights are brightest. Just look at the most exciting win of 2018.
With the game tied at 72-72, quarterback Kellen Mond dropped back for a two-point conversion at- tempt. Mond bought some time before launching a ball into the back of the end zone. Rogers ran a comeback route but saw a seam in the defense and broke left into open space. There was never a doubt — Rogers caught the ball and ended the longest game in college football history.