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Texas A&M is at 'rock bottom,' and its starting QB must step up

Texas A&M suffered a heavy 35-6 defeat on the road against LSU, dropping their record after a tough outing where quarterback Marcel Reed struggled with ten completions out of twenty-six attempts for 106 yards and an interception. Despite the lackluster performance and a current standing at rock bottom, coach Mike Elko confirmed that a change under center will not be made, leaving Reed to maintain his starting role.

Offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins and quarterbacks coach Joey Lynch are tasked with helping the junior address mechanical flaws like footwork and decision-making ahead of an upcoming home matchup against Arkansas. Reed acknowledged the team's difficult position following the loss, emphasizing the necessity of pushing forward and showing resilience as they prepare for next week's game.

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