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Breakdown: In SEC game, run defense on priority watch

This ain't the Big 12 anymore. While Texas A&M ranked among the nation's best in rush yards allowed in 2011, it benefitted from a style that doesn't play in the SEC. The question is: How will the Aggies adjust?
By Brandon Leone
August 15, 2012
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Stepping up to the SEC's smash-mouth attacks

Statistically, Texas A&M’s defense was among the best in the country against the run last season. However, statistics can be deceiving. Were the Aggies really that good? That’s up for debate. But there is no argument that A&M’s defense must be strong against the run to stand up to the powerful rushing offenses in the Southeastern Conference.
 
Top returning run stoppers: Junior LB Steven Jenkins (61 tackles, 3.
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