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As the only two players to have more than 1,000 yards receiving in 11 straight seasons, Mike Evans, a former Texas A&M standout, joined Jerry Rice on Sunday, advancing him one step closer to his inevitable induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Evans’ teammates from Tampa Bay knew he was trying to set the record and earn the $3 million incentive that came with it. Evans missed two games due to injury, so it appeared highly improbable that he would gain the 85 yards he required to hit the century mark, but quarterback Baker Mayfield targeted him 14 times in an attempt to do so.

With 36 seconds remaining, the Bucs were able to force a turnover on downs, and Mayfield came out throwing rather than taking a knee, finding Evans for a 9-yard connection that gave him 1,004 yards on the season. It looked like Evans’ quest would be just five yards short as time ran out. As evidence of how well-liked the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominee is by his colleagues, Evans was surrounded by them on the field before the allotted time had even passed.

The Aggies’ blitz Texas will begin the 13th SEC basketball game. After crushing Texas 80-60 in the SEC conference opening between the two teams Friday night at Reed Arena, Texas A&M has now won eight straight games and is 12-2 on the season.

The two teams were tied at 37 at the half in their first conference game in 13 years, but the Aggies went on a 7-0 run and never fell behind after the break. After halftime, the Aggies outscored the Longhorns 48-16 by dominating in the paint and holding Texas to 25% shooting from the field.

After halftime, center Pharrel Payne controlled the low post and added 15 points, while A&M guard Zhuric Phelps led all scorers with 18. In the last 20 minutes, the Aggies outscored Texas 43-23 thanks to 13 more points from Wade Taylor IV.

The Aggie women’s basketball team rallied back with a fury to defeat the Rebels 60-58 on Sunday afternoon after the ladies beat No. 25 Ole Miss Sunday Down 16 at halftime and faced another heartbreaking defeat.

Solé Williams made a 3-pointer from the top of the arc with 2:50 left in the game to give the Aggies (8-6, 1-1 SEC) a 57-55 lead, the first time A&M had taken the lead. In the last minute, Ole Miss would narrow the gap to one, but they were unable to regain the lead.

The win was a critical one for the Aggies, as they face off with No. 2 South Carolina Thursday.

Aggies in the NFL
Evans wasn’t the only Aggie to hit a very lucrative milestone Sunday. Buffalo linebacker Von Miller picked up his fifth sack of the season early in the first half of a 23-16 loss to New England, triggering a $1.5 million bonus. Of the 12 tackles Miller has on the year, five of

In a 30–22 loss to the New York Jets, Miami running back Devon Achane ran 11 times for 121 yards, including a 61-yard run and a score. While defensive end Michael Clemons had two tackles for the Jets, linebacker Tyrel Dodson had four for the Dolphins.

In a 20–13 victory over the New York Giants, wide receiver Ainias Smith caught four passes for 35 yards, including his first-ever touchdown reception. Smith also hauled in 17 yards on one punt. Two of Braden Mann’s three punts were downed within the 20-yard line, and he averaged 46.7 yards per punt.

In the Panthers’ 44-38 victory over Atlanta in overtime, safety Demani Richardson led the team with 10 tackles, including one for loss.

In the final seconds of Dallas’ 23-19 loss to Washington, safety Donovan Wilson recorded two tackles, including a sack.

In a 24–22 loss to Chicago, Green Bay linebacker Edgerrin Cooper led the Packers in tackles with seven.

In a 26-23 victory over Jacksonville, Indianapolis cornerback Jaylon Jones led the Colts with nine tackles. Josh Reynolds caught a single ball for nickel and eleven yards. For the Jags, Antonio Johnson recorded three tackles.

In a 30–25 loss against Seattle, Bobby Brown, a defensive tackle for the Los Angeles Rams, recorded three tackles, including one for loss.