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Texas A&M football captured its eighth win of the season Saturday. The victory had some positives, but also many areas to improve for the undefeated Aggies.

No. 19 LSU football was leading a top-5 team in No. 3 Texas A&M and most of the early boos morphed into cheers as the Tigers headed toward to locker room. It didn’t take the Aggies long to rip the joy from LSU and its fanbase in the second half.

Texas A&M -who hired Moffitt as its director of football strength & conditioning in 2024- strolled into Death Valley on Saturday and promptly destroyed LSU in a 49-25 road victory, perhaps the most impressive win of the year to date for the No.

As a result, the Aggies remain No. 3 in the US LBM coaches poll and the AP Top 25 poll following the 49-25 win over the Tigers. A&M is 8-0 for the first time since 1992 and spent multiple weeks ranked in the top three for the first time since 1995,

Texas A&M is 8-0 for the first time since 1992 and won in Baton Rouge for the first time since 1994 to stay at No. 1 among state's FBS teams.

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko said he isn't worried about the program's decades of underachievement and is focused on the 2025 Aggies, who are 8-0 after beating LSU 49-25 on Saturday.

Texas A&M football was down by four at halftime against LSU. A 21-point third quarter helped lift the Aggies to a blowout victory in Death Valley.