Report: Texas A&M's Denver Harris, Chris Marshall, PJ Williams Suspended Indefinitely

A trying season for the Texas A&M football team continued on Tuesday after news broke of indefinite suspensions for a trio of true freshman players.

Defensive back Denver Harris, receiver Chris Marshall and offensive lineman PJ Williams have all been sidelined due to a violation of team rules, per ESPN's Chris Low. A postgame locker room incident reportedly led to the suspensions.

TexAgs.com executive editor and co-owner Billy Liucci first reported the news regarding the suspensions:

Marshall and Harris were previously suspended for the team's 17-9 win over Miami on Sept. 17 due to a curfew violation, per Low. Wide receiver Evan Stewart and defensive back Deyon Bouie were also suspended for the same reason.

The 3-4 Aggies, who started the season ranked No. 6 in the Associated Press poll, have lost three in a row.

The team has suffered a tremendous amount of ailments, including a season-ending leg injury for Ainias Smith. Offensive linemen Bryce Foster, Aki Ogunbiyi and Jordan Moko are all out for the year as well, head coach Jimbo Fisher to reporters on Monday. Quarterback Max Johnson is also out with a broken bone in his left (throwing) hand.

Despite the trying season, the Aggies have fought hard and been in every game late save for a 42-24 defeat at Mississippi State. They nearly picked off then-No. 1 Alabama on the road but ultimately fell 24-20.

The team's offense ultimately hasn't been able to get off the ground, which has been an arduous task sans Smith. The Aggies are No. 109 in points per game out of 131 Division I FBS teams.

The Aggies will look to move to .500 when they host No. 15 Ole Miss on Saturday evening.