Receiver Ainias Smith was 'Mr. Everything' to Aggies and he's back

After an injury shortened season, playmaker came back for an extra year to get back on...

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Smith, the Aggies’ Mr. Everything on offense, started the first four games of last season before he was sidelined the rest of the way with a lower leg injury. He was missed on multiple fronts, and part of the reason A&M dropped from 3-1 at the time of his exit to 5-7 and missing a bowl in coach Jimbo Fisher’s fifth season.

The NCAA in the summer of 2021 began allowing college athletes to benefit from their names, images and likenesses , and Smith, whose nickname is “Sub Zero,” has an apparel line and is paid for extended interviews through the fan website TexAgs.com. There was another big reason for Smith’s return and coming off a losing season, although the Aggies were two wins above .500 at the time of his injury: Trying to recapture some of A&M’s magic from 2020, when the Aggies finished 9-1 and No. 4 in the nation in a pandemic-shortened season.

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