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Spring Recap: Offensive line, receivers, tight ends

One group should transition to a new arrangement and match the nation's best as if it were nothing. The other faces a mixture of potential and uncertainty with the summer approaching. What did the spring show?
By Billy Liucci
April 17, 2013
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Offensive line

Even without likely No. 1 draft pick Luke Joeckel, the Aggie offensive line looked like a unit that could very well be one of college football's best.

Two of the Ags' three returning starters were adjusting to new positions and Germain Ifedi and Mike Matthews are first year starters, leaving junior left guard Jarvis Harrison as the only blocker returning to the exact same role as last season.

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