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#21 Texas A&M vs. #9 South Carolina: Key matchups

Very little is clear on paper in a bout that features so many ifs at so many positions. The Aggies have more than a chance of stealing an upset on the road — but they'll have to get the best of a few important battles.
By Billy Liucci
August 26, 2014
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A&M QB Kenny Hill vs. SC Defensive Coordinator Lorenzo Ward
Ward finds himself in an interesting spot heading into Thursday night’s opener. He has the unenviable task to attempting to stop A&M’s explosive offense, but he doesn’t have to game plan for Johnny Manziel or Mike Evans. Instead, he gets a first-time starter at quarterback — yet he’s going to battle with very little experience at two of the three levels of his defense. 

Then again, Ward has been here before.


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