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Alabama 49, Texas A&M 42: Defense in review

At the end of an afternoon to forget, the Aggies walked away from the Tide with a multitude of questions and, as of now, not many answers. Aside from the few positives, some changes are likely in the works.
By Billy Liucci
September 17, 2013
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Defense in review

What went right: In a game during which the Aggies were gashed for the better part of four quarters whether attempting to defend the run or pass, there weren’t a lot of positives to draw on. When talking about the positives, there were essentially three moments of the game where the Aggie defense stood up and responded.

The first came on the game-opening drive, when A&M forced a quick three-and-out.

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