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Cover Story: Failing offense, faltering momentum, frustrating questions

There was a beautiful irony in Johnny Manziel's presence at Saturday's game, a bittersweet reminder of the bygone days of Texas A&M's offensive dominance with him at the helm. Following the woeful showing against Auburn, the Aggies have serious questions to ask in search of direction.
By Billy Liucci
November 10, 2015
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Two years ago, Johnny Manziel was taken down with a horse-collar tackle inside the Auburn 20-yard line. No flag.

Auburn won and went on to play in the 2013 BCS Championship game. The Aggies fell out of the top ten — and haven't been there during the second half of a season since.

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