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'Keep trying us': Clemson defense eager for second shot at Mond, A&M

Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond piled up 430 passing yards against Clemson last season in a 28-26 loss in College Station. With a rematch a few days away, Mond and A&M have a confident Clemson defense's attention.
By Grace Raynor
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The Athletic
September 4, 2019
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CLEMSON, S.C. — K’Von Wallace stood in front of a group of reporters this time almost exactly a year ago, right after Clemson sneaked by Texas A&M 28-26 in College Station, and issued a dare to anyone the safety deemed a doubter.

The Tigers and the Aggies, playing in the first matchup of a home-and-home series starting in 2018, had just put on a show for college football fans in a Week 2 game that already had postseason ramifications on the line.

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