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Texas A&M Rallies From 30-3 to Stun South Carolina 31-30 as DPS Probes Tunnel Incident

It was the Aggies’ largest comeback and the SEC’s first win after trailing by 27 or more since 2004.

Overview

  • Texas A&M improved to 10-0 and stayed on its CFP track after scoring 28 unanswered points in the second half at Kyle Field.
  • QB Marcel Reed rebounded from two interceptions and a fumble to throw for a career-high 439 yards and three touchdowns, with E.J. Smith providing the go-ahead rushing score.
  • South Carolina dominated the opening half behind LaNorris Sellers and an 80-plus-yard Nyck Harbor touchdown, capitalizing on A&M’s missed field goals and turnovers.
  • A Texas DPS trooper who made contact with South Carolina players in the tunnel was sent home and relieved of game-day duty, with the DPS OIG reviewing the incident as figures including LeBron James criticized the conduct.
  • In separate Texas news, NFL evaluators characterize Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning as a developmental project despite a recent four-game run of nine total touchdowns to one interception.