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Mike Elko said Texas A&M's offensive line progressed through the first three games, with larger running lanes against Kentucky than the previous week and mostly clean pockets during the heavy passing workload. That was his film assessment after the loss, not a declaration that the line's problems are solved.

Elko said Texas A&M kept tweaking its defensive plan during Kentucky week but never became comfortable with it. He described the looseness as preparation and execution uncertainty, not lack of effort, and said eye discipline and assignments must be corrected in film study, walkthroughs and practice.