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play hard than we did.
“Coaches don’t win football
games, players do,” Sherrill said.
“We may take a lot of the credit, but
it’s really the players. None of our
seniors had to play hard today, but
they did. They’re leaving our
younger players with the knowledge
of how to overcome adversity.
Junior running back Anthony To
ney echoed Sherrill’s feelings about
the future of the A&M football pro
gram.
“We’ve been working as hard as
we did for the first few games,” To
ney said. “The coaches haven’t given
up on us yet.
“This game is the start of looking
forward to next season. Since we
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