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Texas A&M 52, Rice 31: Offense & special teams review

The Aggies had their share of problems in Saturday's victory, but the offense couldn't be blamed for them. With Johnny Manziel or without, the early returns were significant of a unit that will be elite once again.
By Billy Liucci
September 2, 2013
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Offense in review

Despite playing without their Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback in the first half and only holding the ball for 20 minutes of game clock, the A&M offense amassed nearly 500 yards of offense and put 52 points on the board.

All told, the Aggies had eleven true possessions and scored on eight of them — seven touchdowns and a field goal. Only once did the Ags go three-and-out, and A&M averaged a healthy 7.4 yards per play.

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