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Cover Story: With more challenges ahead, Aggies must grow from loss

The Aggies suffered a set-back in a disappointing outing at Death Valley against the Clemson Tigers, but Texas A&M has plenty of chances at redemption with several more top-10 teams remaining on the schedule.
By Billy Liucci
September 8, 2019
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Well, the final seconds saw the Aggies attempting to put the ball into the end zone from a couple of yards out against a Clemson defense desperate for one more stop. Unfortunately for Jimbo Fisher and his squad, that’s where the similarities ended between the Aggies’ first and second match-up with the Tigers. A&M did manage to punch it in this time around, but it wasn’t a two-point conversion attempt to force overtime after a rousing fourth-quarter rally.

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