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Defense in Review: Texas A&M 52, New Mexico State 10

Texas A&M's dominant performance against an overmatched New Mexico State squad gave the Aggies a chance to see how some of their young talent is developing and to rest players that will be key to the defense's success as the season wears on.
By Billy Liucci
October 31, 2016
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• In all honesty, there isn't a ton to analyze or break down following the Ags' performance against New Mexico State. As far as lesser-conference competition goes, the Aggie offense is a decent one that puts up a lot of yards through the air and features a major-conference caliber and possibly future NFL tailback.

A&M defensive coordinator John Chavis referred to the New Mexico State offense as 'spooky' last week, getting into the Halloween spirit early.

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