'No complacency within us': Texas A&M S, WR are hungry for more in 2026
Texas A&M safety Marcus Ratcliffe and wide receiver Mario Craver talk not being complacent, 2026 goals ahead of season opener against Missouri State.
Texas A&M Aggies wide receiver Mario Craver and veteran safety Marcus Ratcliffe addressed the media after another practice session, signaling the start of the 2026 season on Saturday against Missouri State at Kyle Field. Craver, who transferred from Mississippi State and ranked third in the SEC with 917 receiving yards, expressed his desire for the team to win trophies and achieve a national championship, while also emphasizing his personal growth and development with the Aggies.
Ratcliffe, the anchor of a strong secondary unit, highlighted the team's intelligence and commitment to executing plays correctly. Both players aimed to make a statement in the opening game, showcasing their skills and contributing to the Aggies' success.
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