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Multiple sources have reported that Texas A&M starting quarterback Conner Weigman will miss the remainder of the season after suffering a significant foot injury last week vs. Auburn.

Former LSU quarterback Max Johnson will now start for the Aggies instead of Weigman.

Filed Under: Texas A&M Sports
Related:
Report: Texas A&M Coach Mike Elko Offers OC Job To Big 12 Assistant
Report: Former Florida Co-DC/DL Coach Sean Spencer Is Headed To The SEC West

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ThunderTiger
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Time to set a sack record with Max coming in as QB in BR.
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CanebreakCajun
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Prepare yourselves for some behind the back passes.
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TigerCoon
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he's got a foot
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Lucky Loper
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Ohhh this is even going to be more fun for Tiger fans facing Max when they come here.
Reply•2 months
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