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Texas A&M 73, Lamar 3: Offense in review

There's no stopping the Aggie machine which, led by a poised and accurate QB and featuring loads of talent and depth at every position, is a thing of beauty. Against Lamar, several second-teamers got big looks.
By Billy Liucci
September 8, 2014
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What we learned

Let's see: 73 points, 630 yards, 8.1 yards per play and a single punt. Two turnovers were the only negative that stood out on an otherwise outstanding night of offense for the second time in as many outings for Jake Spavital's Aggies.

• For the second straight game Kenny Hill ran and executed the Aggie offense exceptionally well.

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