COLLEGE STATION -- Everything Texas A&M has done since the end of last season has been about fixing what happens in November.
The Aggies switched their strength and conditioning coach, adjusted practice patterns and even tweaked in-game substitution patterns to address the month that has defined the program in recent years.
Starting Saturday against Auburn (6-2, 4-1 SEC), the Aggies can show they have figured how to win the games at the end of the schedule. Even after last weekend's lopsided loss to Mississippi State, A&M coach Kevin Sumlin said the team's 2017 track record is evidence this year can be different.