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Texas A&M post-spring position outlook: Secondary

When was the last time a Texas A&M defense — and in particular, a Texas A&M defensive backfield — featured this much talent? This spring the Aggies' potential all-conference safeties did what they do, making surprising developments at corner one of the biggest storylines.
By Billy Liucci
April 19, 2016
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This is the sixth in a series breaking down Texas A&M position-by-position based on what we learned during spring football. See also: Quarterback, running back, wide receiver, defensive line & linebackers.

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Storyline: Talent and depth are the takeaways here.
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