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Texas A&M post-spring position outlook: Offensive line

In terms of proven talent and depth, the Texas A&M offensive line looks nothing like the unit that secured 'best in school history' in 2012. However, the guy that built that line is now coaching this one. And the spring's developments point toward a bright future.
By Billy Liucci
April 20, 2016
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This is the seventh 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 and defensive backs.

Offensive linemen


Storylines: Tough to single out any one thing up front, which is probably a good thing.
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