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Game Review: Twenty thoughts on Texas A&M's thriller vs. #2 Clemson

The Aggies fought hard against one of the nation's elite teams, and Billy Liucci examines all facets of the A&M loss to Clemson, taking note of what the Aggies did well and how they must improve as the season moves on.
By Billy Liucci
September 11, 2018
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1. All told, the Aggies torched one of the nation's most vaunted defenses for 501 yards and 26 points, and the home team walked off the field feeling like they left a LOT of points on the field. A&M hit some big plays in the first half but two missed field goal opportunities and a couple of stalled drives left them with only a field goal to show for them.

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