Mickey Jones brings veteran grit and clutch-play juice to Texas A&M
In the 2001 season, Texas A&M WR Mickey Jones was a senior team leader whose game showed toughness, tempo, and big-moment value: he missed the opener with an injury but still finished with 14 catches for 143 yards, and he was honored with the Aggie Heart Award for his competitive spirit and high practice energy. He also delivered one of the season’s signature flashes with an 82-yard touchdown against TCU, the longest offensive play in Texas A&M bowl history. If you want a receiver who brings edge, resilience, and locker-room impact, he fits.
