After a home loss to Abstate, Texas A&M looks to salvage their season.

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Texas A&M fans have a right to be worried.

They have a right to be nervous, and they definitely have a right to be disappointed.

But it's still very early in the season, and with the ranked Miami team coming to town

this Saturday, the perfect remedy for getting upset is to win a big game immediately after.

You would much rather play a good team coming off a bad loss than some team you would run

out of the yard, because deep down after, you still really wouldn't know.

Now the Aggies have multiple problems that need to be fixed, but I do believe there's

a guy on the roster right now who could give the team a much needed shot in the arm.

And that's LSU transfer quarterback Max Johnson.

Now we've been very vocal on this show since Max transferred that we believed he would

ultimately be the guy that gave A&M the best chance to win.

Now after Haynes King was named the starter and an anointed the chosen one, we still stuck

by that.

And don't get me wrong, Haynes isn't a bad player, but his evolution at the position right

now isn't the right time for him to be the quarterback.

Now nobody dealt with more problems in game and out of game than Max Johnson at LSU.

Their offensive line couldn't block somebody in Tetris.

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