Mike Elko after Kentucky loss: ‘No positives’ as No. 9 Texas A&M fades after halftime
Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko did not see any positive aspects in his team's 31-21 defeat against Kentucky on Saturday. The 9th-ranked Aggies fell behind 28-7 after halftime, ultimately losing their Southeastern Conference opener. The game saw the Aggies' offense falter, particularly as they were out-executed by Kentucky's defense throughout the match.
Quarterback Marcel Reed struggled to find consistency, with Elko attributing it to mental pressure and a lack of confidence. The team must urgently address these issues ahead of their upcoming match against No. 7 LSU at Death Valley.
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