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Key for A&M's offense vs. top-10 foe is getting back to the basics

Texas A&M has scored over 40 points in each of its first two games of the season, and the Aggies posted over 550 yards in a Week 2 victory vs. Utah State. However, as the Maroon & White venture north to play No. 8 Notre Dame, the key to succeeding on offense will be getting back to the basics.
By Jake Hubenak
September 9, 2025
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As much as I’m sure everyone is thrilled to read about Utah State one more time, I’m ready to move on to Notre Dame.

We’ve seen a wide range of results from the offense through the first two games, so I’m hoping to see some more balance and consistency when No. 16 Texas A&M shows up to South Bend.

The real season starts now, and if this offense wants to accomplish its goals, it’s time to get back to the basics.

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