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Road to SEC glory paved up the middle

If the SEC champions of recent memory have left any blueprint, it's a simple one: Fortify the defensive interior. On the first of the SEC's media days, Olin Buchanan examines the pieces Texas A&M has in place.
By Olin Buchanan
July 16, 2012
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HOOVER, Ala. – Texas A&M enters the Southeastern Conference with great ambition, but maybe without great ammunition.

A championship is perhaps a too lofty goal for A&M’s first season in the SEC, though not for the reason some may think.

The Aggies have inexperience and uncertainty at quarterback, which is obviously not an advantageous way to enter the strongest defensive league in college football.



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