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Spring Outlook 2014: Defensive backs

Improvement is needed in the secondary and new position coach Terry Joseph may be just the man to do it. Placement among mix of up-and-down veterans and inexperienced talent should begin to form in spring.
By Billy Liucci
February 26, 2014
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Our defensive spring primer closes with a breakdown of the possibilities in an essential free-for-all for secondary spots.

Primary storyline

Let’s just call the spring storyline in the secondary what it is: the Aggies are essentially starting from ground zero at safety and need a pair of veteran corners to show significant improvement over last season.
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