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Cover Story: Close call further proves Aggies still a work in progress

As seen in Saturday's near-miss against Bowling Green, Texas A&M is still a long way from being where they want to be, but also closer to getting there than many realize. It remains clear that the first year under Mike Elko will be a “survive and advance” type of campaign.
By Billy Liucci
September 22, 2024
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Last Saturday in “The Swamp,” the Aggies appeared to take a legitimate step forward.

Last night at Kyle Field, it certainly looked like a team that is now riding a three-game winning streak took a noticeable step back.

Mike Elko probably saw it that way in the moments after watching Texas A&M narrowly escape his former Bowling Green Falcons, 26-20, describing the Ags' play as "absolutely atrocious.

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