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LSU’s Path to Beating Texas A&M: Contain Marcel Reed, Attack a Vulnerable Aggies Defense

Marcel Reed has tormented LSU with his legs, but Texas A&M enters Saturday night with vulnerabilities of its own. Here’s where the Aggies are dangerous — and where LSU has an opportunity to attack.
September 25, 2026
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LSU does not have to look far for motivation against Texas A&M. Recent history has tilted toward the Aggies, who have won the past two meetings and three of the last four, including a 49-25 rout in Tiger Stadium last season.

That loss proved to be a turning point for LSU. The Tigers fell to 5-3 overall and 2-3 in SEC play, and Brian Kelly was fired the following day. LSU eventually hired Lane Kiffin away from Ole Miss to lead the program into a new era.

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