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Mike Elko believes Texas A&M's fall camp functioned close to plan despite the roster's substantial turnover and influx of new players.

The staff is more comfortable with the team's readiness than expected because inexperienced additions have gotten up to speed and the rebuilt roster has meshed quickly.

Texas A&M had to replace major NFL losses and rework both lines, but internal feedback indicates cohesion is less concerning than it normally would be after that level of attrition.

Program sources expect a good season and a functional team from the opener, though the article stops short of treating a playoff berth as the baseline.