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    Home»Sports»Football

    Halftime highlights: Aggies lead, 24-14

    By October 15, 2011 Football No Comments2 Mins Read
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    No. 2 Terrance Williams runs 77 yards for a touchdown reception in the second quarter. Baylor trails 14-24 at the half against Texas A&M
    Matt Hellman | Lariat Photo Editor

    By Tyler Alley
    Sports Editor

    Texas A&M leads Baylor 24-14 at halftime.

    The Baylor defense has allowed 199 yards passing and three touchdowns by Aggie senior quarterback Ryan Tannehill. Poor tackling and secondary play has lead to some big gains for Texas A&M.

    Junior quarterback Robert Griffin III has already put up big numbers, with 233 passing yards and two touchdowns.

    Texas A&M looked to score on its first offensive drive before junior defensive tackle Nick Johnson batted a pass before it was intercepted by sophomore defensive end Tevin Elliott on the Baylor 27-yard line.

    Baylor’s offense responded to the big defensive play with a 12-play, 73-yard drive capped off by a Griffin 6-yard touchdown pass to senior receiver Kendall Wright to put the Bears up 7-0.

    Baylor defense came up big again on the next drive, holding the Aggie offense to a 35-yard field goal.

    In the second quarter, the coverage broke down allowing Tannehill to find junior receiver Ryan Swope for the 68-yard touchdown.

    Griffin and company reclaimed the lead on the first play of the drive with a 77-yard touchdown pass to junior receiver Terrance Williams.

    It did not take long for the Aggies to reassert themselves. Tannehill lead the offense on a 5 play, 73 yard drive capped off with a shovel pass to junior running back Christine Michael for the 7-yard touchdown.

    Texas A&M’s defense has held the Baylor running game in check, allowing only 42 rushing yards.

    Christine Michael Featured Kendall Wright Robert Griffin III Ryan Swope Ryan Tannehill Terrance Williams Tevin Elliott Texas A&M Aggies

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