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Texas A&M 63, Auburn 21: Defense in Review

Facing the SEC's worst offense, the Aggies looked mostly overpowering until the backups were inserted in the second half. The most important takeaway might have been the early rest A&M's dominance earned.
By Billy Liucci
October 29, 2012
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Dominant defense sets tone early in easy win

What went right: The Ags opened the game with three sacks on Auburn’s first three possessions and knocked starting quarterback Clint Moseley out on the third play. A&M forced punts on six of AU’s first seven possessions, including five three-and-outs during that stretch. By the time the Tigers scored their second touchdown, the defense had been strong long enough for the Aggie offense to build a 49-7 lead.
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