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Defense in Review: UCLA 45, Texas A&M 44

The Texas A&M defense looked to have finally turned a corner through the first three quarters against the Bruins, but the collapse that followed was all-too-familiar for fans of the Ags. Billy Liucci looks at the good, the bad and the ugly of the Aggie defense's performance in the loss to UCLA.
By Billy Liucci
September 6, 2017
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For John Chavis' Aggies, it was the best of halves followed by the worst of halves... or at least the worst of quarters – a storyline that has become all-too-familiar in the last season-plus for the Maroon & White.

• More often than not, blown leads are the result of bad defense and an unproductive offense, but porous defense and allowing quick-strike scores is ALWAYS the common denominator.
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