Texas A&M Achieves Program First in Victory Over LSU
Nic Scourton (No. 11) of the Texas A&M Aggies pressures Garrett Nussmeier (No. 13) of the LSU Tigers in the second half at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas, on Oct. 26, 2024. Tim Warner/Getty Images
Texas A&M turned the tide on LSU and took on a spot normally occupied by programs called Georgia or Alabama.
The 14th-ranked Aggies overcame a 17–7 halftime deficit to beat the No. 8 Tigers 38–23 in College Station, Texas. It marked the first time the Aggies (7–1) ever reached 5–0 in the SEC, the only unbeaten team left in the conference.
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