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SEC Shorts reminds Hogs what they have in common with Aggies this time of year

Also, everyone gets to figure out why the referees have struggled so much

Kent Smith

Texas A&M realizes Battered Aggie Syndrome has a good point before it occurs there is doubt such good things can keep happening in this SEC Shorts episode.
Texas A&M realizes Battered Aggie Syndrome has a good point before it occurs there is doubt such good things can keep happening in this SEC Shorts episode. / SEC Shorts
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Fayetteville, Ark. — This week's edition of SEC Shorts gets a mix of "12 Angry Men" and "Star Wars" to prove multiple strong points of contention that have popped up across the SEC.

For most of the league's fans, there is an opportunity to find out who is behind all of the inconsistent calls by the referees. While Arkansas fans are still wondering what constitutes a forward pass rather than a fumble, everyone else is just trying to figure out what a time out is.

However, the most intriguing part of this week's episode for Razorbacks fans is a clear reminder that Texas A&M fans get that same feeling Hogs fans have all season around this time of year. They're just waiting for the other shoe to drop on what will eventually go from a season where they are the SEC's top team to an runway skidding 8-5 finish.

The only question is whether Arkansas can be the first bit of turbulence in that landing. Enjoy this week's episode.

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KENT SMITH

Kent Smith has been in the world of media and film for nearly 30 years. From Nolan Richardson's final seasons, former Razorback quarterback Clint Stoerner trying to throw to anyone and anything in the blazing heat of Cowboys training camp in Wichita Falls, the first high school and college games after 9/11, to Troy Aikman's retirement and Alex Rodriguez's signing of his quarter billion dollar contract, Smith has been there to report on some of the region's biggest moments. 

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