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Breakdown: Good & bad from A&M's win against Rice

With a look around what makes the offense tick and the defense's struggles, 'The Sideline View' co-owner and Texans football analyst John Harris explains how good the Aggies are and how good they can be.
By John Harris
September 17, 2014
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There’s plenty to like about a 38-10 win no matter what opponent stood on the other sideline. At that rate, there’s a lot I liked and a few things that, well, for lack of a better way of saying it, I didn’t. After watching some tape, here’s...

What I liked

• Nickel/slot DB Devonta Burns playing a bit like a linebacker, playing a bit like a safety; remain a fan of his game.

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