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Aggies snap SEC skid with strong second half, win 72-52

A&M's 3-0 SEC start quickly faded into memory with the collapse that started against Mississippi State in Starkville. Led by Jamal Jones, the Aggies took revenge on Wednesday and perhaps set up a chance for a run.
By Olin Buchanan
February 5, 2014
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Could a strong second-half showing spark Texas A&M to … well, a strong second-half showing?

The Aggies certainly hope so.

Spurred on by a 16-0 run, Texas A&M dominated the second half Wednesday night and closed the first half of Southeastern Conference basketball play with a 72-52 victory over Mississippi State before 4,626 at Reed Arena.



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