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Texas A&M Dismantled 35-6 at LSU

The defeat threatens Texas A&M’s playoff hopes by exposing clear failures at quarterback, on the offensive line and in the secondary.

Overview

  • LSU beat Texas A&M 35-6 Saturday night in Baton Rouge, outgaining the Aggies 506 to 197 and limiting A&M to two field goals.
  • Quarterback Marcel Reed completed 10 of 26 passes for about 106 yards with an interception, and coach Mike Elko said he will not make an immediate quarterback change.
  • The offensive line was overwhelmed, surrendering multiple sacks that collapsed the pocket and prevented the Aggies from sustaining drives.
  • Texas A&M’s secondary and communication breakdowns allowed several explosive plays, including a 57-yard touchdown on fourth-and-short, and injuries to key receivers further hampered the offense.
  • Criticism of Elko’s staff and recent internal promotions has intensified after consecutive SEC losses, leaving the program under pressure with a primetime home game vs. Arkansas next.