Texas A&M defensive struggles continue
By Sam Khan Jr.
Published October 23, 2013, 10:00:28 AM
COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- As Texas A&M's defense took its lumps early in the season, battling through ever-shifting personnel from suspensions, injuries or necessary lineup changes, the hope was that as the season wore on the unit would get better.
And up until their most recent game against Auburn, the Aggies showed some signs here and there that gave supporters a reason for optimism. Whether it was a strong second half against Arkansas, a good first half against Ole Miss or getting a stop when they absolutely needed it to secure a win, there was evidence that A&M was improving from the unit that had given up 306 rushing yards to Rice or was ravaged by Alabama for 568 total yards.
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