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Defense in Review: Texas A&M 10, Colorado 7

On a day when the Aggie offense needed a safety net after an injury to starting QB Haynes King, the defense was that and a lot more, turning in a performance for the ages in the second half in Denver.
By Billy Liucci
September 13, 2021
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• The Aggie defense started the game off with a takeaway on Colorado's third play from scrimmage, but the Buffs found a rhythm as the first quarter wore on. Too many missed tackles and a good game plan by the CU staff seemed to have the Ags off-balance, and freshman quarterback Brendon Lewis was getting a little too comfortable in guiding the Buffs to first downs and yards throughout the first half.

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