Texas A&M was unable to find its footing in Kyle Field on Oct. 2. The Aggies lost to their second SEC opponent of the year. Despite a solid defensive performance, the offensive momentum was not there for the Aggies. Quarterback Zach Calzada continues to improve and scored the first rushing touchdown of his college career. The Aggies will return to Kyle Field to face off against the University of Alabama on Oct. 9 at 7 p.m.
The student section at Kyle Field just before kickoff.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienFour F-16 fighter jets flew over Kyle Field as a part of the pre-game flyover.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienReveille and her handler sophomore Lucas Scroggins run out on to Kyle Field.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienJimbo Fisher and the Aggies taking the field before the game.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienJunior tight end Jalen Wydermyer completing a pass from redshirt sophomore quarterback Zach Calzada to score a touchdown early in the first half.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienMississippi State punter Scott Goodman punting the ball during the first quarter.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienKyle Field had an attendance of 87,793 during the Saturday, Oct. 1 game against Mississippi State.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienA bird landed on the field in the first half of the game. The bird became the subject of fascination to spectators who chanted “Show the Bird” resulting in the bird appearing on the Jumbotron several times.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienSophomore quarterback Zach Calzada rushing for a first down.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienMississippi State punter Archer Trafford punting during the second quarter.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienJunior wide receiver Jalen Preston being tackled by defenders.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienMississippi State quarterback Will Rogers throwing the ball.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienMississippi State Jaden Walley is tackled by the Aggies.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienJunior running back Isaiah Spiller running through an open gap on the field.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienThe Aggies and the Bulldogs face off.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienSophomore quarterback Zach Calzada on his way to scoring the first rushing touchdown of his college career.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienZach Calzada is congratulated by his teammates Isaiah Spiller Ainias Smith, and Jalen Wydermyer.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienSophomore running back Devon Achane jumping over a Mississippi State defender.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienJunior wide receiver Ainias Smith in midair after being knocked off of his feet.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienSophomore defensive back Antonio Johnson tackling Mississippi State wide receiver Austin Williams.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienSenior defensive back Leon O’Neal Jr. scrambling to recover a Mississippi State fumble.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienSophomore wide receiver Devon Achane completing a pass from Zach Calzada.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienSenior Yell Leader Memo Salinas leads the student section in a yell late in the second half.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienMississippi State defensive tackle Cameron Young giving a thumbs down to the student section at Kyle Field after the Bulldogs upset the Aggies.
Photo by Photo by Robert O'BrienMississippi State quarterback Will Rogers being interviewed on the field after leading the Bulldogs to in their upset victory against Texas A&M.
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