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Plug & Play: Success easy to forecast for Aggie QBs

We don't know who will start Texas A&M's game against South Carolina on August 28. What we do know is that the body of evidence strongly suggests either one is likely to put up sizable numbers before long.
By Olin Buchanan
July 17, 2014
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HOOVER, Ala. — Heed the financial advisers’ warning.

You know the one: “Past performance does not guarantee future results.”

That buzzkill is ever-present on TV ads. Yet, investors still put their trust in Smith Barney and Edward Jones and Charles Schwab.

The same goes for Kevin Sumlin.

Even though past performance does not guarantee future results, put your trust in him.







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