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Defense in Review: Auburn 28, Texas A&M 20

The Aggie defense did enough to keep the team in the game throughout their 28-20 loss to Auburn last Saturday. Despite this, there is plenty of room for improvement in both the running and passing game as the Ags will face dominant offenses in the coming weeks.
By Billy Liucci
September 24, 2019
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• While there were certainly bright spots and the Aggies definitely played outstanding defense for a couple of extended stretches, A&M allowed a couple of momentum-changing touchdown drives and had two chances to defend a short field and were unable to get a desperately needed stop and force a field goal.

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