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Spring Takeaways: Offense, Part I

Texas A&M's offense continues to stack talent at each position group. At the end of an eventful spring, the Aggies find themselves with more options than expected and a great deal of hope for young future stars.
By Billy Liucci
April 10, 2014
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The Aggies wrapped up the spring season — their third under head coach Kevin Sumlin — on Saturday. A&M is a team riding plenty of positive momentum entering the offseason and will carry some extremely encouraging individual March/April performances into May, June and July.

There are also some significant areas of concern that weren’t resolved during the fifteen allotted practices and, as a result, will linger into fall camp.

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