Texas A&M Football

Young Aggie squad already showing significant signs of improvement

Virtually everyone expected the Aggies to be (2-2) at this point in the season, however, in both of those losses, the Aggies have shown development, which begs the question: is a (10-2) season realistic for the maroon and white?
September 26, 2018
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Don’t expect it. Don’t count it. For Heaven’s sake, do not go to Vegas and bet on it.

However, don’t be shocked, either. Should Texas A&M finish the football regular season with 10 victories it should be categorized as only a “mild” surprise. That’s not a prediction. It’s just a statement.

But it’s a statement based on facts and stats, not the consumption of Maroon Kool-Aid or any drink with a high alcohol content.

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