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Breaking: Texas A&M loses star running back for season
Texas A&M Aggies head coach Mike Elko said running back Le'Veon Moss, who ranks fourth in the SEC with 906 all-purpose yards, is out for the year with injury.
The tough weekend for Texas A&M rolled over into Monday. Head coach Mike Elko announced star running back Le'Veon Moss sustained a season ending injury on hit in the first quarter of the Aggies 44-20 defeat to South Carolina.
Moss, a junior, leads Texas A&M with 765 rushing yards, the focal point of an Aggies offense that ranks second in the SEC in rushing. He's fourth in the conference with 906 all-purpose yards. Moss is the second Texas A&M running back who's out for the year. The Aggies lost Rueben Owens in preseason camp, and Elko said Monday that Owens isn't on track to return this season.
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