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A&M overwhelms KU on all fronts, unleashes 61-7 beatdown

The Aggies started quick and never looked back, scoring early and often and smothering the Jayhawks on defense to cruise to a big win in Kyle Field and set the stage for the final Lone Star Showdown.
By Beau Holder
November 19, 2011
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COLLEGE STATION — "I'm pretty upset right now, not happy with where we're at. Disappointed, but it's motivation to work harder next week. If we work hard and prepare like we're supposed to, I don't see us losing the next two ballgames.

"Winning out will be better than not winning out, but I still won't see it as a successful season."

In his face and in these words, uttered on Monday, Trent Hunter's displeasure was apparent.



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