Patrick Lewis

6-2, 293 | Class of 2009

Scout Grade

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189 REGIONAL
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Patrick Lewis News Feed

  1. Aggies OL still in high gear after shifts

    COLLEGE STATION, Texas - After losing a left tackle who was the No. 2 pick in the NFL draft and a center who was a two-year starter at the position and a four-year starter overall, it was easy to believe that there would be a drop-off in performance from the Texas A&M offensive line.

    about 4635 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  2. Q&A: Texas A&M C Mike Matthews

    COLLEGE STATION, Texas - After an off week of rest and recuperation, No. 9 Texas A&M (4-1, 1-1 SEC) hits the road to take on Ole Miss (3-2, 1-2) on Saturday night. The Aggies' offense has been prolific this season, averaging 586.

    about 4641 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  3. Texas A&M Aggies spring wrap

    2012 record: 11-2 2012 conference record: 6-2 (tied for second, West Division) Returning starters: Offense: 6; defense: 6; kicker/punter: 1 Top returners QB Johnny Manziel, RB Ben Malena, OT Jake Matthews, WR Mike Evans, DT Kirby Ennis, OLB Steven Jenkins, CB Deshazor Everett, S Howard Matthews Key losses LT Luke Joeckel, C Patrick Lewis, WR Ryan Swope, DE Damontre Moore, OLB Sean Porter, MLB Johnathan Stewart, FS Steven Terrell 2012 statistical leaders (*returners) Rushing: Johnny Manziel* (1,409 yards) Passing: Johnny Manziel* (3,706) Receiving: Mike Evans* (1,105) Tackles: Damontre Moore (85) Sacks: Damontre Moore (12.

    about 4799 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  4. Aggies show off offense in spring finale

    COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- In all its crystal glory, college football's national championship trophy made a brief stop at Kyle Field on Saturday. Parked on the sideline for a live television shot during Texas A&M's Maroon-and-White spring football game, as well as for photo opportunities for those who walked by, it was a seemingly symbolic placement of the sport's most coveted piece of hardware, mere feet from a team that might have a realistic chance to hoist it next January.

    about 4822 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  5. Aggies' O-line adjusting to change

    COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- On the surface, it's easy to surmise that there will be plenty of continuity in Texas A&M's offensive line as it transitions into a new season. Three of five starters return from what was the strongest position group on the team in 2012.

    about 4832 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  6. Spring primer: Five players to watch Insider

    Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel has dominated the headlines since last fall, but the Aggies had quite a bit of talent around the Heisman Trophy winner. Some of the Aggies key players last seasons were ones that the college football world knew little, if anything, about prior to last season.

    about 4866 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  7. Position breakdown: Offensive line Insider

    In a matter of months, former Texas A&M offensive tackle Luke Joeckel could be hearing his name be among the first called by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell in the NFL draft. And while Joeckel (and teammate Damontre Moore, who is also projected to be a high-first round pick) will make Aggies everywhere proud, it's the offensive tackle that didn't enter the draft who has Texas A&M fans breathing a little easier when it comes to 2013.

    about 4874 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  8. Texas A&M Aggies Class of 2009 review Insider

    The 2012 season was one to remember for Texas A&M. The Aggies' first season in the Southeastern Conference was better than almost anyone could expect. And while much of the focus centered around a redshirt freshman -- Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Johnny Manziel -- first-year A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin repeatedly praised his seniors for their leadership and buying in when they didn't have to.

    about 4901 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | NCF On The Trail

  9. Texas A&M 10: Post-Cotton Bowl Insider

    Each week this season, GigEmNation ranked Texas A&M's top 10 performers of the season. After the Aggies' dominating 41-13 win over Oklahoma in the AT&T Cotton Bowl, here's a look at who we think shined brightest throughout the entire year: 1.

    about 4919 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies

  10. 3 Up, 3 Down: Texas A&M 41, Oklahoma 13 Insider

    What a difference a year makes. No. 9 Texas A&M closed the book on an impressive season with a 41-13 rout of No. 11 Oklahoma on Friday in the AT&T Cotton Bowl at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

    about 4920 days ago | Sam Khan Jr. | Texas A&M Aggies
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