Offense in Review: Texas A&M 41, Kent State 10

• What to make of a season-opener in which the Aggie offense amassed nearly 600 yards, converted 9 of 13 third downs, kept the run/pass balance nearly dead even, averaged 7.8 yards per play and didn't trot out the punter once yet walked away from a 41-10 team feeling unfulfilled? I think the easy answer here is also the accurate one. Chalk it up to a new starter under center for the first time in four years, a completely rebuilt offensive line and plenty of first-game mistakes.