FSSW identifies SMU as A&M's "trap game"
Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2011 9:08 amTEXAS A&M (Sept. 4 vs. SMU)
Mike Sherman's Aggies get a big test out of the gate when June Jones and the Mustangs visit Kyle Field for a season-opening tilt on Sunday, Sept. 4, the day before Labor Day. The Mustangs are supposed to be greatly improved on defense but will get a huge test against the vaunted Aggie offense featuring QB Ryan Tannehill, the two-headed monster in the backfield of Cyrus Gray and Christine Michael as well as a talented receiving corps with the likes of Jeff Fuller, Ryan Swope and Uzoma Nwachukwu. And we haven't even talked about the A&M defense, which will face an SMU offense that is led by bruising runner Zach Line, who ran for almost 1,500 yards last year and talented QB Kyle Padron. Many say the Ponies have no chance against the Ags, but in previous years when A&M was getting a lot of preseason hype, this was exactly the type of game where they struggled or ev
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Mike Sherman's Aggies get a big test out of the gate when June Jones and the Mustangs visit Kyle Field for a season-opening tilt on Sunday, Sept. 4, the day before Labor Day. The Mustangs are supposed to be greatly improved on defense but will get a huge test against the vaunted Aggie offense featuring QB Ryan Tannehill, the two-headed monster in the backfield of Cyrus Gray and Christine Michael as well as a talented receiving corps with the likes of Jeff Fuller, Ryan Swope and Uzoma Nwachukwu. And we haven't even talked about the A&M defense, which will face an SMU offense that is led by bruising runner Zach Line, who ran for almost 1,500 yards last year and talented QB Kyle Padron. Many say the Ponies have no chance against the Ags, but in previous years when A&M was getting a lot of preseason hype, this was exactly the type of game where they struggled or ev
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