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Questions meet high-end potential in Aggieland

An inexperienced quarterback replacing a first-rounder, a strong offensive line and questions littering the defense ... sound familiar? But in order to replicate 2012's success, Texas A&M will need key contributions.
By Olin Buchanan
June 13, 2014
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The Texas A&M Aggies may have feelings of déjà vu when they begin the 2014 football season.

And if they’re feeling like they’ve been here before, well, it’s because they have.

They will begin this season with a new quarterback replacing one that was a first-round selection in the NFL Draft, with questions on defense and against a powerful opponent from the Southeastern Conference East Division.



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