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Beating LSU: How to do it, and why it really matters

At No. 18 in the BCS standings and 2-1 in the SEC, Texas A&M is outpacing expectations and enticing fans with worlds of potential. Saturday represents the divide between mere hope and the proverbial next step.
By Olin Buchanan
October 17, 2012
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You’ve been told that what seems too good to be true probably is. You know not all that glitters is gold. You’ve heeded all the warnings.

Yet, you want to believe.

You see that Texas A&M is 18th in the BCS standings and you want to believe it’s legitimate. You want to believe the Aggies are on the verge of joining college football’s elite.



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