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LSU 24, Texas A&M 19: Defense in Review

The legitimate concern heading into Saturday went that LSU would run the ball down the throat of an A&M defense lacking depth and size. As it turned out, the Aggies weren't perfect but more than held their own.
By Billy Liucci
October 23, 2012
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Against powerful ground game, D responds valiantly in loss

What went right: Heading in to this one, many felt that LSU would simply be able to line up and pound away at an undersized Aggie defensive front and that A&M would cave in. Conventional wisdom was that the Ags wouldn’t hold up when challenged by the Tiger ground game and “grown man football.
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