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Texas A&M’s Marcel Reed Named Finalist for Davey O’Brien Award
The **Davey O’Brien Award** committee announced that **Marcel Reed**, the starting quarterback for **Texas A&M University**, has been named a finalist for this prestigious honor. Reed’s exceptional performance has contributed significantly to the Aggies’ outstanding season, currently boasting an impressive record of **11-0** and ranked **No. 3** in the latest College Football Playoff standings.
Texas A&M solidified its ranking after a decisive **48-0** victory against **Samford**, maintaining their position ahead of a crucial matchup against **No. 16 Texas** on **Friday night**. This game marks the first meeting between the two teams since **2010**, following a narrow defeat for the Aggies last season, where they lost **17-7** at **Kyle Field**. The Aggies are not only aiming for a victory against their long-standing rivals but are also eyeing a place in the **SEC Championship Game** with a win in Austin.
Reed has emerged as a standout player this season, demonstrating remarkable growth after competing for the starting role with current Houston quarterback **Conner Weigman** last year. This offseason, Reed focused on enhancing his mechanics, particularly his footwork and accuracy, which has paid off significantly. The **redshirt sophomore** has thrown for **2,752 yards**, recording **25 touchdowns** and **eight interceptions**. Additionally, he has contributed **395 yards rushing** and **six scores**, showcasing his dual-threat capability.
Impressive Statistics and Recognition
Reed’s statistics are particularly noteworthy, as he has produced **48 explosive plays** of **20 yards or more**, with **43 of those** coming through the air. These achievements have positioned him as a candidate for the **Heisman Trophy**, although his current focus remains on delivering a strong performance against the Texas defense, which posed challenges last season.
The announcement regarding Reed’s finalist status for the **49th Annual Davey O’Brien Awards Dinner** is a testament to his remarkable season and the significant impact he has made on the field. The awards ceremony is scheduled for **February 16, 2026**, at **The Fort Worth Club** in **Fort Worth, Texas**. Reed joins fellow finalists **Fernando Mendoza** from Indiana and **Julian Sayin** from Ohio State in this prestigious recognition.
As the Aggies prepare for their upcoming game, the excitement surrounding Reed’s achievements continues to build. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see if he can lead Texas A&M to victory against Texas while solidifying his status as one of college football’s elite quarterbacks. For ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, follow @AggiesWire on X (formerly Twitter) and like the page on Facebook.
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