Texas A&M-ULM football: score, live updates, stats
Texas A&M gained some respect from college football fans and voters for taking No. 2 Clemson to the wire, but in the end, it was still a loss and Aggies coach Jimbo Fisher isn’t interested in moral victories. Fisher’s squad looks pick up a W with Louisiana-Monroe in town. Below, find the score, live updates and stats for the Texas A&M-ULM football game.
Texas A&M-ULM football: score, live updates, score, live updates, stats
FINAL: Texas A&M 48 ULM 10
4TH QUARTER
- SCORE: 0:39 – Texas A&M RB Jashaun Corbin two-yard run for TD. XP good. Texas A&M 48 ULM 10
- SCORE: 8:05 – Texas A&M QB Kellen Mond 20-yard pass to Jace Sternberger for TD. XP good. Texas A&M 41 ULM 10
3RD QUARTER
- SCORE: 0:11 – Texas A&M K Seth Small 37-yard field goal good. Texas A&M ULM 10
- SCORE: 6:05 – Texas A&M QB Kellen Mond nine-yard run for TD. XP good. Texas A&M 31 ULM 10
HALFTIME: Texas A&M 24 ULM 10
2ND QUARTER
- SCORE: 0:04 – ULM QB Caleb Evans two-yard pass to RJ Turner for TD. XP good. Texas A&M 24 ULM 10
- SCORE: 1:21 – ULM field goal blocked by Daylon Mack, returned 78 yards by Tyrel Dodson for TD. XP good. Texas A&M 24 ULM 3
- SCORE: 5:33 – Texas A&M K Seth Small 40-yard field goal good. Texas A&M 17 ULM 3
- SCORE: 10:17 – Texas A&M QB Kellen Mond seven-yard run for TD. XP good. Texas A&M 14 ULM 3
1ST QUARTER
- SCORE: 3:54 – ULM K Craig Ford 27-yard field goal good. Texas A&M 7 ULM 3
- SCORE: 8:52 – Texas A&M RB Trayveon Williams two-yard run for TD. XP good. Texas A&M 7 ULM 0
Texas A&M-ULM football: TV channel, game time, odds
All times are ET. Odds via MyBookie.
TV channel: The Texas A&M-ULM football game will air on the SEC Network.
Time: The Texas A&M-ULM game kicks off at 7:30 p.m.
Location: The Texas A&M-ULM football game will be played at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas.
Odds: Texas A&M is favored by 28 points.
The lead up
Injured on a touchback play, Texas A&M LB Anthony Hines is out for the season, coach Jimbo Fisher said Wednesday on the SEC coaches teleconference.
Fisher called it a lower leg injury after it appeared to happen with about two minutes remaining in the Clemson loss on Saturday. It’s a tough loss for the Aggies, who not only count Hines as a key player, but also lost linebacker Ikenna Okeke earlier.
Fisher said the Aggies are trying to move on from any sort of “moral victory” against Clemson.
“You move on every week, whether you win or lose, you move on,” he said. “That was a loss, there are no moral victories. That was a hurt locker room … Our kids appreciate the effort but we didn’t win it … We don’t want that feeling again, we moved on. That’s life.”
SDS News: Fisher praises QB Kellen Mond’s leadership
Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond captured the country’s attention last Saturday night by nearly leading a comeback against No. 2 Clemson.
His coach noticed, too.
During his press conference Monday, Jimbo Fisher lauded the young signal-caller’s performance in the Aggies’ 28-26 loss against the Tigers. Mond completed 23 of 40 passes for 430 yards and three scores as Texas A&M came a 2-point conversion away from taking one of the nation’s top teams to overtime.
Fisher seemed most impressed with Mond’s poise and leadership. Working on national TV against arguably the nation’s best defensive front, the sophomore rallied his team for 13 fourth-quarter points and a near-upset.
