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For Texas A&M, this season is starting to boil down to this: if they tackle, they win. If they don't they lose.

Coming into Saturday's night game, their season high (or low, if you prefer) for missed tackles was 19, against Notre Dame.

They easily topped that Saturday night, with 25 against South Carolina. That makes it pretty obvious the Aggies played a big hand in their own demise.

The Aggies went 1-1 over the weekend, beating Alabama in four sets Friday before dropping Sunday's match with Mississippi State 3-0.

A&M is now 15-5 on the season, including a 6-4 conference mark. They start a two-match road trip Friday, playing at Kentucky before playing Sunday at Tennessee.

The Aggie women's soccer team lost 1-0 to Georgia in the first round of the SEC Tournament Sunday, a defeat that likely ended their hopes of moving on to the NCAA Tournament.

A&M finished the season a disappointing 8-9-2, with a 4-4 mark in conference play. The Aggies were winless in their last six matches, losing four and drawing two.

Cleveland defensive end Myles Garrett had the best game of his season Sunday, with 5 tackles and 3 sacks for the Browns. Typically, they still lost, dropping a 27-10 decision to the L.A. Chargers

Carolina safety Demani Richardson, who was elevated from the practice squad, led the Panthers with 12 tackles in a 23-22 win over New Orleans.

Miami running Devon Achane had 63 yards and a touchdown on 12 carries and another 58 and a score on 8 catches as the Dolphins lost 30-27 to Buffalo on a 61-yard field goal with 6 seconds left.

Cincinnati defensive tackle McKinnley Jackson had 3 tackles in the first action of his career as the Bengals routed Las Vegas 41-24.

Jacksonville nickel Antonio Johnson had one tackle in a 28-23 loss to Philadelphia. Eagles punter Braden Mann punted three times for an average of 48.7 yards in the game.

Green Bay linebacker Edgerrin Cooper, the NFC Defensive Player of the Week last week, had 5 tackles in a 24-14 loss to Detroit.

Seattle linebacker Tyrel Dodson led the Seahawks with 7 tackles in a 26-20 loss to the L.A. Rams. His former teammate, defensive tackle Bobby Brown, had 4 tackles for the Rams.

Baltimore defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike had one tackle in the Ravens' 41-10 rout of Denver.

New York Jets defensive end Micheal Clemons had 3 tackles and 2 sacks in Thursday's 21-13 win over Houston.

The injury bug has bit the a pair of Aggies in the NFL hard. Jacksonville wide receiver Christian Kirk, who was on the verge of being traded to Pittsburgh -- where he would have joined former A&M players Dan Moore and Ryan McCollum -- but a broken collarbone ended his season.

Houston guard Kenyon Green suffered a shoulder injury Thursday night and his season is over as well.