Well, Johnny Manziel doesn't seem the least bit scared of big bad Bama. Johnny Football showed all kinds of poise on Texas A&M's first two drives -- the second starting in good field position after AJ McCarron's first interception in what felt like five years -- giving the Aggies an early 14-0 lead over Alabama.
Texas A&M vs. Alabama: Johnny Manziel showing no fear of the Tide
With the Aggies up 14-0, Johnny Manziel started the game 4 for 4 and looks like he’s more than ready to play the spoiler role.
Manziel has shown a gunslinger mentality that can get him into trouble, but has made all the right plays at the beginning of A&M’s first meeting against Alabama as a member of the SEC, including a scramble that will be talked about for the rest of the season if the Aggies can find a way to hold onto their early lead.
It’s definitely early, but Nick Saban looks to be sweating a little bit after his once untouchable team has looked far from invincible in the last five quarters.
Gig’em, indeed.
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