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Cover Story: A strong finish can shape Texas A&M's football future

Saturday's thrashing of New Mexico wasn't a program-changer, but the emergence of Nick Starkel at QB sets the Aggies up to accomplish something important. A potent offense gives A&M a fighting chance in their final few games, and a strong finish to 2017 still matters.
By Billy Liucci
November 13, 2017
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Following a fun night of football at Kyle Field - one during which Texas A&M became bowl-eligible while coasting to a 55-14 out-of-conference win over New Mexico - I imagine Kevin Sumlin, Noel Mazzone and the Aggie staff left the Bright Complex pondering what might have been. I know that's what I was thinking while watching Nick Starkel slice and dice Bob Davie's Lobo defense to the tune of 417 yards and four touchdowns through the air in just two quarters of work.

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