Carthage, Texas doesn't produce prospects. It produces champions. KJ Edwards arrives at Texas A&M with three state championship rings and over 6,000 career rushing yards.  The four-star running back from Carthage High School enrolled at Texas A&M in January as arguably the most decorated prep back in East Texas history. Over four seasons under head coach Scott Surratt, Edwards rushed for more than 6,000 career yards on a team that went 60-2 and captured three Texas 4A Division II state championships. His senior season alone produced 2,085 rushing yards and 31 touchdowns on a jaw-dropping 13.8 yards per carry.  To put that into context, he wasn't just winning games. He was taking over them. Three Time State Champion. Over 6,000 career rushing yards. Texas A&M Aggies head coach Mike Elko walks off the field after defeating the Samford Bulldogs 48-0 in a game at Kyle Field.…