Jordan Epp is a Copyeditor at Pro Football Network. He specializes in various aspects of sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, professional sports, and the sports business. Jordan's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Battalion, The Bryan-College Station Eagle, FantasyPros, Yardbarker, Sports Illustrated, and MSN.
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By: Jordan Epp
After falling short on the No. 2 recruit in the nation, Texas A&M’s next target on defense in the Class of 2027 is very clear.
By: Jordan Epp
Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian got help from his former player, Jaylen Waddle, on the Longhorns’ recruiting pitch.
By: Jordan Epp
Could five-star cornerback Brandon Arrington be a difference-maker on defense for the Texas A&M Aggies as a freshman in 2026?
By: Jordan Epp
Jonah Williams achieved the rare feat of becoming a two-sport athlete for the Texas Longhorns, and five-star recruit Easton Royal could do the same.
Texas A&M already has commitments from a pair of five-star offensive linemen, but the Aggies are pursuing a third ahead of his commitment date.
By: Jordan Epp
Is Texas back? The Longhorns are ranked inside the top five as EA Sports unveils its ratings for the EA Sports College Football video game.
By: Jordan Epp
The future of Texas A&M football could be benefitted from a recent update to the NCAA’s eligibility model.
Texas is feeling the pressure as its SEC foe, the LSU Tigers, attempts to flip a four-star safety committed to the Longhorns.
Texas A&M head coach Bucky McMillan gave a positive update on two players, including an offseason surgery and a season-ending injury.
By: Jordan Epp
Wide receiver Mario Craver has vaulted up the EA Sports College Football rankings after a monster sophomore season with Texas A&M.
