COLLEGE STATION, TX – It’s perhaps fitting that No. 9 Tennessee football beat Texas A&M with a style akin to a military service academy.
After all, Texas A&M touts a proud corps of cadets, which stood together in uniform in the stands here at Kyle Field. It fired a cannon after the Aggies scored their only touchdown against Tennessee. And the game was framed by a military marching band.
It looked like a college football game played by Army, Navy or Air Force – teams that typically run the ball, play disciplined defense and win low-scoring games with sheer grit.
That’s how the Vols (8-2, 5-2 SEC) are winning. They won 22-7 over Texas A&M (4-6…
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