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The final frame: Will the fourth quarter be critical yet again against the Hogs?

In each of the last two seasons, Texas A&M made big plays in the fourth quarter to rally from deficits against Arkansas. But so far 2016, the Ags have been outscored in the final frame. Will that trend continue vs. Arkansas? If A&M executes in the red zone, it may not matter.
By Olin Buchanan
September 23, 2016
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Per college football tradition, players typically raise four fingers to indicate the start of the final quarter.

Yet, some seem to think that in the fourth quarter the Aggies are all thumbs.

Texas A&M has been outscored 26-21 in the fourth quarter this season.



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