Texas A&M could be without its top-returning RB when they face Notre Dame in South Bend
On Sunday, running back Le'Veon Moss was arrested for a disorderly conduct charge, as an early morning altercation led to his detainment according to Rusty Surette of KBTX. While it is clearly in the early stages of this incident, you have to wonder how the Aggies will handle this.
Could there be a suspension coming for Moss? There very well could be, but it may not ultimately impact the showdown with the Irish in South Bend. This is just pure speculation, but if Texas A&M were to impose a suspension, and it is just two games, Moss would be returning to the field against Notre Dame. It could be longer, but at this stage its hard to tell.
The Aggies have two games before the contest against the Irish, as they'll face UTSA to open the season, then Utah State the following week before the tilt vs. the Irish on Sept. 13th. If this is the case and Moss does miss the first two games, he'll have a shake off the rust against a very stingy Notre Dame defense. He rushed for 765-yards and 10 touchdowns last year, as his production has increased every year with the Aggies.
We will be keeping tabs on the situation, and will find out soon what will happen with Moss and this arrest.
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