The Texas A&M football team is heading into fall camp with a huge chip on their shoulder. The 2022 campaign began with very high hopes for the Aggies, coming in with an initial ranking of 6th in the country, before everything went down the tubes. The Ags ended up with a horrific record of 2-5 in one-score games en route to a 5-7 overall mark. The lone bright spot on the season (aside from general promise from most of the highly-touted freshmen class, and, I guess, beating Arkansas in improbable fashion yet again) was a drubbing of division champion LSU in the final game of the year.
Why the 2023 Schedule Might Be The Key to Texas A&M Football Winning the West
