By Billy Liucci

Where to begin?

The Texas A&M offense finished with a flurry, producing touchdowns on the final three possessions of the game. Prior to that, however, moving the ball consistently and scoring points was extremely difficult for the vaunted Aggie attack.

Before Kyle Allen engineered an 84-yard drive during the first half of the fourth quarter, the Aggies had generated just one touchdown and a field goal offensively and had turned the ball over three times.