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Message: [QUOTE="Carnac, post: 2499764, member: 5798"] I acknowledge your comment. But please understand that Texas A&M did not make this statement, I did. All I'm suggesting is that we keep an eye on the Aggies. If they can take #4 South Carolina to the brink of defeat with 12 seconds left (on the road) and lose by 2 on a last second shot, they are not a joke. I'll bet USC was not laughing when they were down 9 (49-41) to begin the 4th quarter Sunday. Just as the Tennessee Volunteers (13-0) are no joke this year. They too must be taken seriously. Think not? Ask the 13 teams they've defeated thus far, or simply ask "[URL='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS920nweDS0']ya girl Margo[/URL]". Three of their four losses have come to top 10 teams. #10 Oregon twice (once at home and once in Las Vegas), and #4 USC in Columbia. T A&M has the potential of beating [I]most teams[/I] if they continue to play like this. Because anyone will not have A'ja Wilson (25 pts/15 reb). No one is predicting a FF for them, a deep run into the tournament, or anything of that nature. Just keep an eye on them. They may fade as the season goes on, and they may not, we'll see. Things could get real interesting if Carter learns how to play under control, and learn to trust her teammates. Speaking of [B]Mississippi State[/B], they're doing just fine. While their OCC schedule does not rival UConn's, it's decent. Other than a 3 point win @ Oklahoma State, they were not challenged in any of their other pre-conference games. You'll see the Bulldogs [B]at their place[/B] on Feb 5, a nationally televised affair on ESPN2 BIG Monday. We can compare notes after the game. Good luck. :cool: Edited - content corrected. [/QUOTE]

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