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Five In Five: Spring's most improved players

Several Aggies emerged from the spring camp session with raised ceilings, showing marked growth under the new staff. In a series of five topics in five days, former A&M DB/RB Brandon Leone examines.
By Brandon Leone
May 5, 2012
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Through the spring season, who made the biggest leap? 

Mike Evans got the benefit of a redshirt last year, and his combination of size and athleticism had everyone wondering how he would come out in this new system. The former Galveston Ball standout did not disappoint this spring — he came out and went to work. Evans improved throughout the spring and really turned it on toward the end.
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