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KNOW THE FOE: Texas A&M

By Staff Reports
Published: 11/6/2008 2:17 AM
Last Modified: 11/6/2008 3:57 AM

Three Texas A&M Aggies to watch Saturday against Oklahoma:

Jerrod Johnson

Quarterback

Six starts in his career, he already owns two of the school's top four single-game passing performances, including a record 419 yards against Kansas State on Oct. 11

Ryan Tannehill

Wide receiver

Has already broken A&M's single-season freshman receptions record with 44, now taking aim at the overall single-season mark of 65 (Rod Bernstine, 1986)

Jeff Fuller

Wide receiver

One-time OU recruit right behind Tannehill with 42 catches. Has seven touchdown grabs, a school record for freshmen and one behind the overall record. By Staff Reports

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