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Importance of increased offensive production as A&M hits the road

After a perfect 3-0 home stand inside the friendly confines of Kyle Field, Marcel Reed and the Fightin' Texas Aggie offense will begin a stretch of three road games in four weeks at Arkansas on Saturday afternoon. Now is A&M's chance to prove itself to many of the naysayers.
By Jake Hubenak
October 15, 2025
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Whenever the schedule was released last year, it was impossible to ignore the month that this Texas A&M team would be spending away from Kyle Field.

This much time on the road is a tall task for any team, but when you realize it will be the first Southwest Classic played on a campus in over 10 years, a night game in Death Valley and a trip to Missouri, which will be fighting for their playoff lives, it can feel pretty daunting.

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