LSU report card | Grading LSU's rout of Texas A&M in SEC rivalry tilt
How did LSU perform against Texas A&M? We hand out grades for the offense, defense, coaching, special teams and overall performance.
LSU football bounced back impressively against Texas A&M in a rivalry showdown, defeating the Aggies 35-6. Following a disappointing first game of the Lane Kiffin era at Ole Miss, the No. 10-ranked Tigers showed significant improvement. The defense played a crucial role by limiting A&M quarterback Marcel Reed to just 76 yards on 3-of-11 passing.
Meanwhile, the offense found its rhythm, with Sam Leavitt completing 17-of-23 passes for 312 yards and two touchdowns, supported by running back Dilin Jones for 58 yards on 12 carries. The defensive unit had four sacks and corralled Reed, preventing the Aggies from threatening LSU in the fourth quarter. Junior running back Tamarcus Cooley was a standout player with three tackles, including a sack, and an interception.
Overall, LSU received a B+ grade for their performance, highlighting their resurgence after the Ole Miss loss.
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