A little over two years ago, Texas A&M Aggies running back Trayveon Williams entered the 2016 a relative unknown to those who don’t follow college football recruiting. Originally a TCU commit, Williams wasn’t a five-star player, he wasn’t even ranked in the top 300 players nationally. But the Aggie freshman came in and immediately seized attention, separating himself from a perceived timeshare with Keith Ford and James White and beginning what has quickly become one of the best running back careers at a school known for a prolific running attack.
With Gator Bowl looming, Trayveon Williams has the chance to cement his legacy as one of Texas A&M’s best RBs ever
