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Cover Story: In roller coaster SEC West, Aggies still have plenty to play for

A frustrating night in Oxford was another turn in a winding road for the Aggies and the SEC this season. Despite the disappointment, Billy Liucci identifies what's still available to the Aggies with LSU and a bowl game still on tap.
By Billy Liucci
November 14, 2021
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Life in the Southeastern Conference — in particular in the West — is not for the meek or timid. It's a week-to-week, emotional roller-coaster for fans and one daunting challenge after another for coaches and players. As Aggie fans have learned since Texas A&M joined the league a decade ago, that's the case each and every season. In 2021, however, the 'SEC gauntlet' is as unpredictable and as difficult as it's ever been.

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