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Just two games into the season, the Texas A&M Football team has already turned to their backup quarterback to fill in for the player who won the offseason quarterback competition. This didn’t happen as a result of poor performances by Haynes King though. Instead, King would go down with a leg injury that is now projected to keep him off of the football field until mid-October.
For this Aggie football team, nothing worse could have possibly happened. The team’s season entirely depended on the performance of the quarterback, and as things stand, A&M will have their second choice taking snaps for the remainder of the first half of the season.