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Cover Story: An inexplicable loss and where A&M goes from here

No mistake about it, Texas A&M's loss to Appalachian State is among the ugliest losses and moments in program history. While the Aggies might be entering a pivotal stretch in the Jimbo Fisher era, Saturday can serve more as a "wake-up call" than a sign of what's to come.
By Billy Liucci
September 11, 2022
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After covering Texas A&M football for roughly a quarter century, there's not much I haven't seen.  The good, the bad and the ugly.

The good? Beating No. 1 and defending champion Alabama twice in unforgettable fashion, a Heisman Trophy winner, top-five finishes, Brandon Stewart to Sirr Parker for a walk-off Big 12 title, seven overtimes vs. LSU.

The bad? Too many heartbreaking near-misses to count.

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