Texas A & M offense was rolling, the defense was punishing and the crowd was crazy.
It seemed as if the Aggies off to a great start in the Southeastern Conference.
Then came the second time.
No. 24 Florida arrested at Texas A & M offense after halftime in the 20-17 victory Saturday in the first game of the Conference Aggies' Southeastern after moving from the Big 12.
Florida lost 17-10 at halftime after a first half in which Texas A & M offense under new coach Kevin Sumlo basically did what he wanted.
Things have changed in the second half, when the Gators repression of free and forced each of the six products A & M after the break.
Sumlo, former coach of Houston, has disappointed the Aggies continued a trend from last year into the second half with a lead, only to lose.
"It's something that we have faced," he said. "It's the elephant in the room."
Saturday's game was Texas A & M Aggies first game and after the game Louisiana Tech last week postponed to October 13 due to Hurricane Isaac.
Mike Gillislee ran for 83 yards and two touchdowns for the Gators, a 12-yard touchdown run that put Florida definite advantage.
Johnny Manziel the first rookie quarterback to start an opening for the Aggies since 1944, threw for 173 yards and rushed for another 60.
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