Per ESPN, Texas A&M RB Rueben Owens 'expected to miss the season' with 'lower body injury'
According to recent reports, the Texas A&M football team suffered a big loss this weekend.
Per ESPN college football writers Max Olson and Pete Thamel, Aggies sophomore running back Rueben Owens II will miss the entire 2024 campaign following a "lower body injury" that he suffered Saturday during a team scrimmage.
The news was confirmed by 247Sports reporter Carter Karels. He added that sources couldn't provide a timeline of when Foster may be able to return.
Owens was selected to the SEC All-Freshman team last year. Among true freshmen, he led the conference in all-purpose yards (743), rushing yards (385) and kick return yards (249).
The underclassman tailback had a clean bill of health during his first season in College Station, appearing in all 13 games and making five starts. He tallied at least one rush in each contest and had a catch in eight games.
EJ Smith, the son of Football Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith, transferred to Texas A&M this past offseason after four years at Stanford. Juniors, Amari Daniels and Le'Veon Moss, round out the RBs depth chart.
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