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Five in Five: Newcomers poised to make a difference

Between transfers and a national top-15 class, Kevin Sumlin and his staff led an influx of young talent into the Texas A&M program. Four practices into Fall Camp, who's shown the ability to impact the 2012 season?
By Billy Liucci
August 8, 2012
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Each year college football players come and go. Continued success — or renewed success — is dependent on new players coming in and making strong contributions. Here’s a look at five additions to the Texas A&M roster that could make a significant impact this year.


Five impact newcomers

1. WR Mike Evans
Evans is an easy choice after watching him perform this spring and hearing all the buzz he’s created throughout the long summer off-season.



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