19th ranked Texas A&M football defeated North Carolina State in the Taxslayer Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, FL by a score of 52-13 after NC State was held scoreless in the second half. Junior Trayveon Willaims was named the Most Valuable Player with over 200 yards rushing and three touchdowns.
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Head Coach Jimbo Fisher arrives to the stadium with his sons.
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Junior Braden Mann won the Ray Guy award for being the nation’s best punter and was named an unanimous All-American after breaking multiple NCAA records this season.
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Senior Yell Leader Connor Joseph leads the crowd in a pre-game yell.
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The color guard waits to present the flags for the National Anthem.
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Junior running back Trayveon Williams stops to pet Reveille IX as he walks out onto the field.
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Junior Trayveon Williams broke the single season rushing record with 1,706 yards this season after his performance in the Taxslayer Gator Bowl.
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Sophomore Kellen Mond scored a 62 yard rushing touchdown on the Aggie’s first possession of the game.
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Junior Jace Sternberger sets a block during a field goal attempt.
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Sophomore Justin Madubuike had two tackles for losses and one sack against NC State.
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NC State lead 13-7 partway through the second quarter.
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Junior Tyrel Dodson takes down Ryan Finley of NC State.
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Sophomore Kellen Mond threw for 140 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 85 yards and a touchdown in the Taxslayer Gator Bowl against NC State.
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Freshman Jhamon Ausbon hauled in four receptions for 25 yards against NC State.
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Head Coach Jimbo Fisher motivates the offensive lineman after a successful possession.
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NC State held Texas A&M to 21 points in the first half.
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Sophomore Kendrick Rogers breaks away from an NC State defender on one of his six receptions.
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The Taxslayer Gator Bowl had an attendance of 38,206.
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Freshman Leon O’Neal Jr. returns an interception.
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Sophomore Justin Madubuike celebrates his only sack of the game.
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Ryan Finley scrambles away from the Texas A&M pass rushers.
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Ricky Persons of NC State was held to 47 yards rushing in the Taxslayer Gator Bowl.
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Sophomore Kellen Mond reads the NC State defense during a play.
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Junior Yell Leader Karsten Lowe leads the Aggie crowd in a yell at the Taxslayer Gator Bowl.
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Head Coach Jimbo Fisher lead the Aggies to a nine-win season and a bowl game win in his first year at Texas A&M.
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Junior Colton Prater calls out a coverage against NC State.
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NC State’s Ryan Finley threw for 139 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions against Texas A&M.
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Senior Kwame Etwi averaged 6.3 yards per carry against NC State.
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Senior 12th Man Cullen Gillaspia had three carries against NC State.
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NC State safeties Tim Kidd-Glass and Tyler Baker-Williams celebrate after a play.
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Texas A&M players wore the number 41 on their helmets in honor of 41st President George H.W. Bush, who passed away on Nov. 30.
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Offensive line coach Jim Turner has coached at all levels of football during his career of more than 20 seasons.
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Sophomore quarterback Kellen Mond hands the ball off to junior running back Trayveon Williams.
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Sophomore quarterback Kellen Mond threw 14 completions for 140 yards and one touchdown.
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Sophomore wide receiver Kendrick Rogers made one touchdown.
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Junior Braden Mann averaged 61.6 yards per kick off.
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Freshman defensive back Leon O’Neal Jr. made a 25-yard return off of an interception.
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A fan holds two foam fingers in the shape of the “horns down” sign.
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Senior defensive back Deshawn Capers-Smith tries to stop NC State wide receiver Emeka Emezie.
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Junior running back Trayveon Williams rushed for 236 yards in 19 carries and scored three touchdowns.
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Junior running back Trayveon Williams celebrates after scoring a touchdown.
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Sophomore defensive back Derrick Tucker made four solo tackles.
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Freshman running back Jashaun Corbin rushed for 41 yards in four carries.
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Sophomore linebacker Buddy Johnson celebrates after making a tackle.
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Redshirt senior fullback Cullen Gillaspia rushed for 13 yards for a touchdown at the end of the fourth quarter.
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Redshirt senior fullback Cullen Gillaspia scored his first career touchdown on the last play of his college career.
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Redshirt senior fullback Cullen Gillaspia is the only 12th Man in A&M history to score a touchdown.
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Austin Frey, Nick Starkel and Andrew Boykin run over to congratulate redshirt senior fullback Cullen Gillaspia.
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Teammates run over to celebrate with redshirt senior fullback Cullen Gillaspia after he scored his first career touchdown.
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Junior Trayveon Williams was named MVP with 236 yards and three touchdowns against NC State in the Taxslayer Gator Bowl.
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Head Coach of Texas A&M Jimbo Fisher smiles after winning the Taxslayer Gator Bowl against NC State by a score of 52-13.
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The Aggie players had a chance to hold and pose with the Taxslayer Gator Bowl trophy.
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Sophomore Nick Starkle celebrates the Aggie victory with fans as he leaves the stadium.
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A&M players pose for a photo after the game.
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Freshman Grayson Reed and senior Erik McCoy celebrate.
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Freshman wide receiver Reese Mason celebrates as he walks off of the field.
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