Texas A&M running back Trayveon Williams rushed for two first-half touchdowns.
Texas A&M running back Trayveon Williams tore up UCLA's defense Sunday night. His stat line: 15 rushes, 188 yards and two touchdowns.
And get this — all of that production came in the first half alone. Through three quarters, he had 20 carries for 201 yards and two scores. As a team, Texas A&M had 50 rushes for 345 yards and five touchdowns through the first three quarters.
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The sophomore running back appears to be well on his way to an excellent encore of a season after being named to the Freshman All-SEC team last fall, when he became the first true freshman in program history to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season.
The Aggies led the Bruins 38-10 at halftime, as Williams added a 61-yard touchdown run just before the half ended.
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His first score of the game came in the first quarter, when he sprinted to the left pylon virtually untouched for a two-yard touchdown.
Oh hello, Trayveon. Aggies. Six more. #FoxFieldPass pic.twitter.com/36EwbeGmHL
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The Aggies brought out their scepter after they jumped out to a big lead.
Aggies' mood at the half pic.twitter.com/y6OnK58oI3
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Who knows what Williams' final stat line will read with 30 minutes of game action left.
