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Everything we learned from Texas A&M's blowout loss to LSU in Week 4

Texas A&M fell to two and two overall and zero and two in conference play following a thirty-five to six defeat against LSU. Quarterback Marcel Reed struggled mightily by connecting on only ten of twenty-six attempts for one hundred six yards while dealing with persistent pressure and defensive lapses.

Head coach Mike Elko dismissed the possibility of making a quarterback change despite mounting scrutiny surrounding the program. Meanwhile, the struggling secondary surrendered massive yardage to opposing players including Sam Leavitt, Jackson Harris, and Winston Watkins.

The team now prepares to face Arkansas in an upcoming primetime matchup.

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