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What a turnaround for Texas A&M’s Leon O’Neal.
One play after the senior safety had a targeting penalty overturned, which would have had him thrown out of the game, he returned a Dustin Crum interception 85 yards in the third quarter to push the Aggies lead against Kent State to 20-3.
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The pick-6 was the second interception by O’Neal on the night, as he also victimized Crum in the first half.
The play was much-needed by Texas A&M, which entered the game ranked 6th in the country. The Aggies had played mistake-prone football for much of the first 2 1/2 quarters, and Kent State was driving with designs on getting to within 3 points.
O’Neal, however, had other ideas.
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