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Offense in Review: Texas A&M 41, Alabama 38

After struggling in Zach Calzada's first few games behind center, the A&M offense exploded on Saturday against a Nick Saban defense. Billy Liucci hosts a tour through a performance in which multiple Aggie playmakers seemed to hit their stride.
By Billy Liucci
October 12, 2021
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I'm about to dive right in here because this stuff is fun to talk about this week, but let's rip through the overview in very simple terms:

The Aggies did what they absolutely had to do against Alabama and that's start strong (the formula for A&M's only other victory over Saban back in 2012 and again with Johnny Manziel leading the charge a year later at Kyle Field in a 49-42 defeat).

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