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PJ Haggerty shines despite Texas A&M exhibition loss, avoids injury

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 8h ago

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Texas A&M fell to SMU in an exhibition game, but star transfer PJ Haggerty eased injury concerns for the opener, and led the Aggies with 28 points.

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