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It wasn't just that Texas A&M lost a football game to Oklahoma State on Saturday that will bother Mike Sherman in the days ahead. This was a matchup of two top 10 teams, Nike Air Maxes 2011 two teams with experience and explosive playmakers, two teams capable of running the table. Oklahoma State has the kind of speed that creates difficult matchups all over the field, and Sherman knew his team's resilience and poise would be tested. He could not feel comfortable even with the Aggies leading by 17 points at halftime because they were in almost the same situation a year ago and let a 14-point lead turn into a three-point loss. And yet when he looks at the video -he probably will have done so a half-dozen times by the time you read these words - and peels Ken Griffey Jr Shoes away the layers of this 30-29 defeat, he's going see things that alternately worry and infuriate him. The Aggies didn't just lose. They came apart. They came out of the locker room flat in the third quarter and never recovered. When they were pushed, they lost their composure a time or two. They looked tired. Afterwards, they were blunt about it. "You've got to have the will and want to," A&M cornerback Terrence Frederick said. "Everyone didn't have the will and want to." Wait, it gets worse. "What this comes down to is Ken Griffey Jr Sneakers I thought our team was in better physical condition by a long shot," Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said. Ouch. (From the you-knew-this-was-coming department, a small knot of Oklahoma State fans serenaded the Aggies with "Big 12! Big 12!" as they left the field. A&M's players should have answered, "How's that Pac-12 thing working out for you folks? Do you have gas money to get home, or do you need to call Daddy DeLoss?") OK, back to the Aggies. This season of optimism was interrupted by an epic second-half meltdown. It was complete. It was embarrassing. It was the kind of thing good teams aren't supposed to do.