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This OEP Extra features Mark Passwaters, who covers Texas A&M.

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Here's Mark Passwaters of rivals.com.

Mark Passwaters covers Texas A&M for Rivals.com. Mark, good to be with you. Thanks for

taking us with time. Always, you know that. Let's talk about A&M. So I get yelled at every year

because I sort of look at the A&M roster and all the talent and I say this is the year they're going to put it together and then a year like last year happens and everybody goes, you just keep drinking the Kool-Aid, you keep doing this year after year. And I'm kind of on the precipice of doing it again this year. I think the only difference mark is that LSU's Kool-Aid looks more attractive to me and taste better for some reason, but I still look at that A&M roster and all of the talent. I like Connor Wygman, the quarterback. I know Jimbo's hired Bobby Petrino and I think, well, maybe they're going to make it work out. And I'm kind of buying A&M stock. Am I right or am I making yet another mistake?

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