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Texas A&M 65, Sam Houston 28: Defense in review

Better than against Rice? Undoubtedly. Good enough to go against 'Bama? That's the question for the A&M defense, which had its ups, downs, takeaways and breakdowns against SHSU but still remains a mystery.
By Billy Liucci
September 9, 2013
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Defense in review

The good news and bad news is that Sam Houston totaled more than half of its yardage on just four plays. The bad news, of course, being that touchdowns covering 68, 75 and 33 yards and a 36-yard scoring run accounted for 212 yards of offense. The good news is that the Bearkats’ other 53 offensive snaps netted just 167 total yards (or just over 3 yards per play).
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