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NFL Draft Podcast: Former Texas A&M wide receiver Ryan Swope talks about his time at Texas ...
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The NFL Draft is now just a week away, and just a few days after UCLA’s Johnathan Franklin joined me on the Aaron Torres Sports Podcast, another prominent draft hopeful called into the show earlier this week.
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Ryan Swope Would Give Patriots Versatile Receiver With Wes Welker-Like Skills, Toughness
Wes Welker has been one of the most productive receivers in the NFL over the past few seasons, but the Patriots won’t be benefiting from his production anymore.
The addition of Danny Amendola helps recoup some that production, but the Patriots will still need to do some work in the draft to make up for the loss.
Amendola has a similar skill set to Welker, which made him such...
NCAA Football 14 Cover Scandal Just Heating Up
You know the story...Michigan's Denard Robinson and Texas A&M's Ryan Swope were the final two contenders for the cover of NCAA Football 2014. EA Sports, in all their eternal wisdom, decided to put a poll on Facebook to decide the winner. Easy right? Well not really. After the voting period ended last night, controversy erupted.
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Video: Texas A&M Wideout Ryan Swope Does “Dude Perfect”
The “Dude Perfect” guys are back at Texas A&M with another (former) Aggies star, wideout Ryan Swope. Last time we saw one of these videos, Johnny Football was throwing footballs through hoops from hundreds of feet away. But in this version, Swope’s “pillow hands” are on display.
Swope catches and holds onto five “kickoffs” at once, snags tennis balls with one hand...
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A&M WR Ryan Swope releases trick shot video
Following in the trick shot video footsteps of his teammate Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M all-time leading receiver Ryan Swope showcases his skills...
Pretty fast for a white guy: NFL prospect Ryan Swope shocks racial stereotypes
Sometimes stereotypes can be funny, and football has its share of them.
Texas A&M receiver Ryan Swope shocked all that believe in the myths of racial profiling. He’s a white guy who can run fast, and at the NFL Combine, he clocked a 4.34 40 time that made the proverbial sports bigot say, “He’s pretty fast for a white guy.”
“I think a lot of people were pretty shocked...
NCAA Football 14 cover: Denard Robinson vs. Ryan Swope
And then there were two men standing.
EA Sports announced yesterday that the cover vote for NCAA Football 14 had officially been trimmed down to two players, Michigan's Denard Robinson and Texas A&M's Ryan Swope. Robinson always appeared to be one of the favorites for the cover despite his lack of production under center, but A&M's Swope is proving that the...
Ryan Swope story: China, Aggieland, Reunion
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- The reunion caught us both offguard. It happened during the opening session of SEC Media Days.For those who dont know, Media Days are the college football equivalent ofspeed dating. Three players and the head coach from each team are shepherdedthrough a gauntlet of television, radio and print reporters where questions andanswers fly with lightning speed. I was...
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July 27, 2012
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Breaking down Tannehill vs Arkansas
Last night I broke down Tannehill vs LSU in the 2011 Sugar Bowl – easily the best defense he faced as a starting quarterback. Tonight I’ll break down his performance against Arkansas. While the Razorbacks don’t compare to LSU, they were the top rated pass defense Tannehill faced in 2011.
Below are my notes on the game, and here is an excel sheet charting each of his dropbacks ...
Aggies destroy Kansas, 61-7
Texas A&M scored touchdowns on its first 5 possessions to take a 37-0 lead over Kansas midway through the 2nd quarter, then cruised in a 61-7 rout. Ryan Tannehill passed for 280 yards and 3 TDs, Cyrus Gray rushed for 3 TDs, Ryan Swope caught 9 passes for 137 yards, and Damontre Moore led a smothering Aggie defense, with 8 tackles, 2 sacks, 2 forced fumbles and a fumble recovery.
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November 19, 2011
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