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A&M 45, Texas Tech 40: Game in Review

All three phases of the Aggie football team showed something in Lubbock, and it resulted in a needed win. Billy Liucci points out where the offense still needs to improve, positive defensive developments and more.
By Billy Liucci
October 10, 2011
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OFFENSE IN REVIEW


It’s becoming increasingly difficult to explain the Ags’ lack of offensive production in the second half of games.
 
Sure, the A&M offense produced 38 points for the second straight week, which should be more than enough to win a football game. The Aggies also played most of the game without Jeff Fuller and were starting their third guard combination in as many weeks.


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