DALLAS (AP) – Kenny Hill thrilled for only one half, speedy receiver Jeremy Tabuyo turned two short passes near the sideline into long touchdowns, and sixth-ranked Texas A&M had a nice warmup in North Texas.
The Aggies’ return to the area next week isn’t likely to be as easy as their 58-6 victory Saturday against SMU, which was playing its home opener after coach June Jones resigned.
“We’ll know a lot more about us next week,” coach Kevin Sumlin said. “We’ll see next week. Big-time atmosphere.”
Texas A&M is 4-0 for the first time since 2006 after Hill accounted for 322 yards of offense and a 38-3 halftime lead in the first of consecutive games by the Aggies in the Dallas area.
Next Saturday, they will play about 25 miles west in Arlington, Texas, for a neutral-site SEC game against Arkansas at the Dallas Cowboys’ stadium, where the national championship game will be played in January.