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COLUMBIA, Mo. – Rueben Owens II scored his second touchdown late in the fourth quarter, and he looked into the stands expecting to see fans. He saw rows of empty seats.
“I was like, ‘Dang, there ain’t nobody here,” Owens, the Texas A&M running back, said.
That’s the sign of a rout in motion.
Then Owens shifted his gaze toward the southeast corner of Missouri's Memorial Stadium. He saw packed stands in that nook. That’s where Aggies fans congregated and celebrated as No. 3 Texas A&M pulled away in a 38-17 romp over No. 17 Missouri.
“That just shows a lot of love from the 12th Man,” Owens s

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