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Offense in Review: Thoughts from the Aggies' 62-3 win over Lamar

The Aggies put up 62 points against Lamar at Kyle Field last Saturday, and some new offensive weapons have emerged. Billy Liucci offers his takeaways from the game with a much more challenging task on tap this Saturday.
By Billy Liucci
September 16, 2019
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1. The Aggies came out moving the football and did so for four full quarters – starters and backups included. There were a few missed opportunities to punch it into the end zone in the early going (more on that in a bit), which kept the score from getting out of hand in the first half.

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