Star Aggies WR Evan Stewart sits down for a bye week interview with TexAgs
Earlier this week, second-year wide receiver Evan Stewart sat down with Billy Liucci at TexAgs to talk about everything from his injury recovery to the music he listened to as a kid riding in the car with his parents.
Stewart, as always, provided some great insight into the state of the offense and how the defense has come into its own. Despite the last two tough losses and the news of top recruit Drelon Miller de-committing, the ascending superstar appears locked in and ready to return to the practice field. Below are a few quotes from the interview:
When asked about his mentality while playing nicked up.
“I know a lot of my opponents know who I am and what I’m capable of when I’m 100 percent. Just off my name, I feel like they know they have to guard me pretty closely. Even when I’m not 100 percent, I’m still explosive and consistent on every route, getting open and catching the rock. I don’t think it changes too much from my game and how I want to play.”
Evan Stewart talks about how he is going to spend the bye week.
“I have to get into my social media presence this week because I’ve been locked in for the season. I’ll interact with a few more of my fans and make a few more posts than usual. I’m also just going to kick it at the crib and get ready for South Carolina next week. I’m honestly just ready to get back on the practice field too.”
He was not at a loss for words when praising the defense, naming numerous defensive players and what they bring to the team.
No. 1 thinks the defense is No. 1 😉
WR @0fficial_evan gives high praises to the entire defensive unit's elite play 💯 pic.twitter.com/6we5S3J0HI
— TexAgs (@TexAgs) October 18, 2023
This was an entertaining interview that everyone should check out. Evan Stewart is very open from a personal standpoint, and Luicci asked some great questions that even had both get up to show off their dance moves.
Even while battling nagging injuries, Evan Stewart has been recognized nationally as a top player at the position. In six starts this season, Stewarts is tied with Ainias Smith in receiving yards with 31 receptions for 451 yards and four touchdowns through seven games.
The Aggies will take the time during the bye week to heal up and see about getting the offense back on track for a strong finish in the back half of the season.
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