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Manziel, offense spectacular in defenseless loss

For most, a clash of titans and a battle worthy of the hype will be the enduring memories from Saturday's top-10 showdown. For the Aggies, it may be a defense that couldn't preserve what the offense procured.
By Olin Buchanan
September 14, 2013
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Apparently, Nick Saban needed nine months to prepare.

Eight months of scheming, plotting and planning did the Alabama football coach absolutely no good. Indeed, if Saban had only seven months, Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel might have doubled the 562 yards of total offense he produced Saturday afternoon at Kyle Field.

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