A dominant fourth-quarter defensive performance helped seal a win for Texas A&M football. The team defeated Arizona State 48-20 in a game where fans wore red, white, and blue to commemorate the anniversary of Sept. 11. More than 107,000 fans attended the game.
Head coach Mike Elko attributed the win to executing a winning formula, which included winning the turnover margin and dominating special teams. The team was able to score touchdowns in the red zone and hold their opponents to field goals.
Further details about the game are available, including comments from the head coach about the team's performance and strategy.
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