Although Texas A&M's Kevin Sumlin would like to see more from his Aggies, the head coach couldn't contain his emotions following his team's 52-28 upset victory over No. 9 South Carolina on Thursday.
As Sumlin entered the Aggies' locker room, he led a chant that got his team extremely fired up after an important win to start the season.
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The victory also put Texas A&M into an elite group of teams to drop 50 or more points on a Steve Spurrier-led squad. The storied coach had never lost a SEC season opener before Thursday night.
Texas A&M's 52 pts were 4th-most all time against a Steve Spurrier team. Check out how the 3 teams with more did - pic.twitter.com/NvHDEuRVFy
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Last night, Steve Spurrier lost a season opener for the first time in his SEC coaching career (21-1).
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The achievements wouldn't have been possible, however, without the superb performance of quarterback Kenny Hill, who shined during his first start in the post-Johnny Football era.
Kenny Hill had a massive debut on Thursday. Here's how it stacked up up with Johnny Manziel's best performances - pic.twitter.com/iE6jxWE1kK
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) August 29, 2014