Fans, media crush Texas A&M for stunning upset loss to Kentucky
By Mark Kern
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Texas A&M was in the College Football Playoff last season, and with a ton of talent, the expectation was that the Aggies would once again be in contention.
However, things have changed as the Aggies suffered a stunning 31-21 loss at home against Kentucky in Week 3. The Aggies lost both of their coordinators in the offseason, including offensive coordinator Collin Klein who is now the head coach at Kansas State.
He played a huge role in the development of quarterback Marcel Reed, who had a tough day on Saturday with 236 yards and two interceptions,
To lose at home to an unranked Kentucky team is shocking, and fans and the media on social media are letting the Aggies hear about it.
In today’s college football, losing one game doesn’t automatically eliminate a team from winning a national championship as it used to in the past. However, the schedule doesn’t get any easier for the Aggies, who have to travel to play an LSU team that will be coming off an incredibly emotional game against Ole Miss.
There are still road games at Missouri, Alabama, and Oklahoma, as well as home games against Tennessee in Texas. The margin for error in College Station is gone, and the Aggies are in some trouble.
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