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Spring Takeaways: Defense, Part II

As one might expect, even a brief look at the Aggie defense reveals questions across the board. What remains to be seen is which among them are most pressing — and whether answers are forthcoming.
By Billy Liucci
April 18, 2014
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Spring surprises

Zaycoven Henderson: So how important does Henderson’s mid-January flip from Texas to A&M look now? The 6-2, 315-pound interior lineman impressed S&C coaches and teammates alike throughout January and February with his engaging personality, work ethic and exploits in the weight room. In March the true freshman from Longview put on a helmet and shoulder pads and, lo and behold, was even better on the field than in offseason workouts.
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