Answering the Call

Two Texas A&M Football legends sit down with Ivy Robinson to share their remarkable journeys from humble beginnings to earning their spots in Aggie lore and the College Football Hall of Fame. R.C. Slocum, the winningest football coach in school history, and Jacob Green, former Texas A&M and Seattle Seahawks defensive end and current 12th Man Foundation Vice President of Principal Gifts, reflect on how athletic scholarships transformed their lives and opened doors they never imagined. Learn why R.C. believes in developing not just great players, but great people, and how Jacob's journey from the NFL back to Texas A&M exemplifies the power of giving back. This conversation reveals the heart of what it means to be part of the Aggie family and how 12th Man Foundation donor support continues to transform the lives of Aggie student-athletes.

Texas A&M Volleyball Associate Head Coach Jen Woods joins Ivy Robinson to share her inspiring journey from walk-on to scholarship student-athlete, to founding one of the nation’s premier volleyball clubs and back home to Aggieland to help lead the Aggie Volleyball program. Jen reflects on overcoming injury, her favorite memories from her playing days and why donor and season ticket holder support is so meaningful. Hear how she is now shaping the next generation of elite volleyball athletes at Texas A&M.

Texas A&M Football offensive lineman Dametrious Crownover joins Ivy Robinson to share his journey from small-town Grandview, Texas to the bright lights of Kyle Field. From a graduating class of less than 100 to playing football at one of the nation's premier programs, Dametrious opens up about his path to Texas A&M, his recent marriage and why he is proud to be an Aggie. Discover how this proud Texas A&M graduate went from never planning to play college football to fully embracing life in the SEC, the impact of Coach Elko's leadership and his deep appreciation for the 12th Man Foundation donors who make opportunities like his possible.

Texas A&M Soccer student-athlete Reese Rupe joins Ivy Robinson to share her inspiring journey of resilience and faith. From growing up as the daughter of two Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame athletes to forging her own path in Aggieland, Reese opens up about overcoming an ACL injury and finding her true identity beyond the soccer field. Discover how this setback became a setup for personal growth, strengthened her faith and deepened her appreciation for 12th Man Foundation donor support. As she prepares for the 2025 season wearing jersey #12, Reese reflects on family tradition, the team culture of Aggie Soccer and her future aspirations.

Texas A&M Defensive Line Coach Tony Jerod-Eddie sits down with Ivy Robinson to share his inspiring story of resilience, mentorship and Aggie pride. As the first college graduate in his family, Tony's journey exemplifies the transformative power of an athletic scholarship. Hear him share stories about his days as an Aggie Football student-athlete and his unexpected path from the NFL back to College Station as a coach. Tony also shares his philosophy on developing young men, the legacy of the Wrecking Crew and why he believes football is so much more than what happens on the field. Discover how the former Texas A&M defensive standout is now shaping the next generation while honoring the traditions that made him who he is today.

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Texas A&M offensive lineman Ar’maj Reed-Adams sits down with Ivy Robinson for a candid conversation about his path from Dallas to College Station. In this episode, Ar’maj shares the story behind his transfer from Kansas to Texas A&M, reflects on the program’s evolving culture under Coach Mike Elko and explains what it truly means to be part of the Aggie family. He also shares his perspective on the 2025 football season and why he’s deeply thankful for the support of 12th Man Foundation donors and loyal season ticket holders who help make it all possible.

Dat Nguyen’s story began with a journey of escape and hope. In 1975, his pregnant mother fled Vietnam with his father and siblings, making the courageous voyage to America while carrying Dat in her womb. From those humble beginnings, he rose to become an All-American at Texas A&M and a standout linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys — a true embodiment of resilience, gratitude and the American Dream. Today, Dat owns and operates the Chick-fil-A in Montgomery Plaza in Fort Worth. In this episode, he reflects on the values forged through his remarkable journey, the mindset football instilled in him and the life-changing impact of support from 12th Man Foundation donors.

Texas A&M Football offensive lineman Reuben "Deuce" Fatheree II shares his journey from Richmond, Texas to the heart of Aggieland. From growing up in a basketball family to finding his calling on the gridiron, Deuce offers insights about being on the O-line, his love for the outdoors and why he is proud to be a graduate of Texas A&M and a part of the Aggie family. Discover why Deuce is grateful for 12th Man Foundation donor support, NIL opportunities and the unique culture that defines Texas A&M.

Texas A&M Football wide receiver KC Concepcion joins Ivy Robinson to share about his journey from Rochester, New York to Aggieland. In this episode, KC opens up about his college football path, lessons learned from adversity and what drew him to Texas A&M. Discover how KC is pursuing his football dreams, the impact of his family's athletic legacy and why he is proud to be a part of the Aggie Football program. Plus, hear about how NIL opportunities are helping him give back to kids in need and why he is grateful for 12th Man Foundation donor and season ticket holder support.

Texas A&M Football student-athlete Le’Veon Moss joins Ivy Robinson to share his inspiring journey from Louisiana to Aggieland. The All-SEC running back opens up about adjusting to life in Texas, how fatherhood has reshaped his perspective and the life-changing impact of donor support on his family. Moss also reflects on the challenge of a season-ending injury and what fuels his drive — on the field, in the classroom and at home as a devoted dad.