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Texas A&M's offense left some 'hidden yardage' on the table vs. UTSA

The Fightin' Texas Aggies racked up nearly 400 yards of total offense in Saturday's season-opening victory vs. UTSA on Saturday night. While Marcel Reed & Co. were operating at a high level in Week 1, former A&M quarterback Jake Hubenak explains how there is still yardage to be found.
By Jake Hubenak
September 3, 2025
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I think it’s safe to say that we got to see a lot of what we had been hoping for from the offense in the opener on Saturday, but the Aggies also left a lot of opportunities on the table in the 42-24 win over UTSA.

I’ll be writing weekly on my takeaway from the offense and the “theme” from that game. This week, I want to discuss the hidden yardage.

Overall, Texas A&M was definitely a net positive in the hidden yardage battle.

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