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Louisiana Tech

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Can QB Colby Cameron and Louisiana Tech spring an upset over Texas A&M?
The Bulldogs have a chance to put themselves on the national map when they host Texas A&M, a team making its debut this season in the SEC. Head coach Sonny Dykes has this program on the rise as he enters his third season in Ruston, and this offense is primed to give opposing defenses fits. Receiver Quinton Patton was a huge junior-college pickup last offseason, recording 1,200 yards and 11 touchdowns, and quarterback Colby Cameron will have additional help in the form of Myles White and D.J. Banks. The Bulldogs beat Ole Miss and fell to Mississippi State in overtime last fall before losing by just a touchdown to TCU in their bowl game. In addition to A&M, Louisiana Tech also faces Illinois and Virginia. So there will be a few opportunities to break through against BCS-level competition this fall. With 16 starters returning from last year's squad, this is a dangerous non-AQ program. And the future is bright with former Parade All-American quarterback Scotty Young on his way from Texas Tech.