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Cover Story: Pivotal three-game stretch kicks off

The South Carolina State game represented an ideal chance for the Aggies to iron out some kinks that have lingered during their otherwise-impressive start. The win was easy, but now SEC play looms. Is A&M ready?
By Billy Liucci
September 23, 2012
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Playing the worst team on the 2012 schedule, the most significant thing Texas A&M had to gain in what amounted to a four quarter tune-up at Kyle Field was experience.

On Saturday night Coach Kevin Sumlin’s Aggies did exactly what good teams do against overmatched, outmanned opponents. The Aggies outgunned South Carolina State.

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