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Spring Outlook 2014: Defensive ends

The Aggies' future on the edges is bright but the picture entering spring practice is murky. A pivotal camp awaits for four upperclassmen, all of whom must show something before A&M's lauded freshmen arrive.
By Billy Liucci
February 25, 2014
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TexAgs' series of positional breakdowns entering spring practices next looks at a group that will mesh veteran returnees with talented newcomers.

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The defensive end position will be depleted this spring, with both Daeshon Hall and Jay Arnold recovering from offseason shoulder surgery and a talent infusion on the way but not yet on campus in the form of Myles Garrett, Qualen Cunningham and Jarrett Johnson.
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