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Texas A&M football shows offensive worst-case scenario against Arkansas
The Aggies struggled to move the ball against a fairly hapless Arkansas defense – is that cause for concern?
It wasn’t a secret that Texas A&M had some major offensive pieces to replace in Year 2 of the Jimbo Fisher era, but the assumption was that the Aggies’ strong recruiting and development under Fisher would pay off.
Trayveon Williams, the best single-season rusher in program history, left early for the NFL. That’s 1,760 yards of production. Top offensive lineman Erik McCoy is gone too. Losing preseason starting running back Jashaun Corbin made things that much worse. But in a 31-27 nailbiter against Arkansas, we saw every bit of the worst-case scenario for this offense.
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