Veteran Aggie arm with record-book production and a gunslinger’s resume
Mark Farris was a productive Texas A&M quarterback in the 2000-2002 seasons, throwing for 4,949 career yards and 18 touchdowns, with consecutive 2,000-yard passing seasons in 2000 and 2001.[4][11] His best traits were volume passing, toughness, and big-play ability—he owns the Aggies’ school record for 300-yard passing games and 40-attempt games, and he delivered a 341-yard outing against Wyoming in the 2002 season.[11][9] The fit question is simple: if you want an experienced, high-motor QB who can carry a passing game, Farris checks the box; if you want mistake-free efficiency, his career interception total tells a more mixed story.[12]
