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Cover Story: A&M passes another early-season test with October ahead

As the calendar flips to October, Texas A&M's resume is starting to take shape as the Aggies have found success against two very different early-season tests. Despite sitting at 4-0 and No. 6 in the Week 6 edition of the AP poll, the Maroon & White still have work to do.
By Billy Liucci
September 29, 2025
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Coming out of a bye week following a rousing early-season, top-10 win at Notre Dame, it felt like a certainty we’d learn a few things about this year’s Texas A&M football team that we hadn’t learned through three games.

We knew Mike Elko’s squad had more offensive firepower and a more explosive passing game than anything the Aggies have fielded in quite some time.

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