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Postscript: A&M's offense then, now & next

A unit that for two years was one of the country's most feared and the Aggies' very identity showed flashes in 2014 but suffered through ups and downs in conference play. What does A&M take into the offseason?
By Billy Liucci
December 1, 2014
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This is a continuation of Liucci's look back at the LSU game and 2014 season and ahead at what's next for the Texas A&M program. For Part I, check here.

• When thinking about A&M's season-ending losses, one thing I keep going back to is how often Spavital and the Aggies went with a horizontal passing game despite the fact that it so rarely produced the desired result.
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