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Texas A&M 52, South Carolina 28: Offense in Review

Those who tuned in to the Aggies' demolition witnessed a thing of beauty: an offense that almost literally did everything right. For a unit with so much talent to start in mid-season form, what is A&M's ceiling?
By Billy Liucci
September 1, 2014
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Aggies near perfection's edge in Columbia

What went right: It’s difficult to overstate this, so I won’t hold back.

The Aggies did everything right offensively on Thursday night against a proud South Carolina defense. It was as dominant and one-sided an offensive showing against a quality opponent as I’ve ever seen from an A&M offense, which is saying a lot considering the Ags’ recent run on that side of the ball.

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