Texas A&M’s 31-21 home loss to Kentucky was a shock to everyone outside of Kyle Field, as the Wildcats built up a 28-7 lead in the second half, controlling the clock and running the ball efficiently, leaving the Aggies little time for a comeback, especially after starting quarterback Marcel Reed threw his second interception late in the fourth quarter.
My opinion regarding Reed’s future in College Station hasn’t changed or wavered, but what
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