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Texas A&M 30, Ole Miss 27: Offense in Review

Win notwithstanding, A&M spent most of the night in Oxford struggling. At the same time, the Aggies' drives to steal it were unforgettable. It was a learning experience, Liucci writes, and one best found in a victory.
By Billy Liucci
October 7, 2012
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Clutch final two series erase turnovers, red zone problems

What went right: More than anything else, the Aggies got it done when they absolutely had to. Johnny Manziel endured the toughest night of his young career, turning the ball over three times and, for the first time all season, showing visible signs that frustration was setting in.
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