SEC QB Was Doxxed After Upset Loss
Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed was doxxed after the Aggies were upset by Kentucky at home in their SEC opener in Week 3.
In a recent SEC game, quarterback Marcel Reed faced intense backlash following an upset loss to Kentucky. Reed performed poorly in the game, completing only 26 of 49 passes for 236 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions. He also gained 80 yards on the ground and scored a touchdown. Despite being favored heading into the contest, Texas A&M finished the game ranked 23rd in college football.
Following the loss, Reed claimed he had to change his phone number due to being doxxed from numerous calls coming in, primarily throughout the United States. He stated that he did not answer any of the calls, instead choosing to turn off his phone and focus solely on watching college football. Reed may face further scrutiny depending on the outcome of Texas A&M's next game against No. 10 LSU.
The result of that match could significantly impact the Aggies' chances of securing a spot in the College Football Playoff, as both teams are coming off losses and the loser will face a challenging task in order to make the postseason.
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