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Texas A&M 41, Ole Miss 38: Defense in review

Struggles put up by every unit on the Aggie defense have been no secret all season and that trend surely didn't stop in Oxford. Key stops and impact performances, however, showed that the process is ongoing.
By Billy Liucci
October 15, 2013
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Late breakdowns mar otherwise-strong performance

What went right: Through three quarters, the A&M defense allowed just 17 points. The Ags were great in the first half specifically, allowing just 10 points in the first two quarters with the touchdown coming on a blown coverage assignment. Outside of that one bad play, the Aggies’ first-half defense was actually pretty outstanding.
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