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Texas A&M falls short against No. 1 Alabama

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Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel

The Texas A&M run out of the tunnel and onto Kyle Field for their match-up against No. 1 Alabama on October 7.

No. 1 Alabama (6-0, 3-0 SEC) visited College Station on Saturday night to battle Texas A&M (4-2, 2-1 SEC) on Kyle Field. After being down 24-3 in the third quarter, the Aggies were able to make things interesting in the fourth quarter. After a safety resulted from a blocked punt by junior linebacker Cullen Gillaspia, and a late touchdown run by freshman quarterback Kellen Mond, the Aggies found themselves down 27-19 with 17 seconds left. After a failed onside kick attempt by sophomore kicker Braden Mann, Alabama was able to seal their win. Final score, 27-19. 
Photos by C. Morgan Engel and Kevin Chou

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  • Texas A&M squares off against the nation’s top ranked team, Alabama.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • A young Texas A&M fan shows of his creative homemade sign before the game.  

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Sophomore linebacker Tyrel Dodson finished the game against No. 1 Alabama with a team leading 16 total tackles, one sack and two-and-a-half Tackles for Loss. He also was able to land two quarterback hits on Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Biomedical sciences sophomore Jacob Scroggins rushes out onto the field with Reveille.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Sophomore quarterback Jalen Hurts completed 13 of his 22 passes for 123 and one touchdown. Hurts also added 56 yards on the ground on 14 rushes.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Former Texas A&M linebacker Von Miller is given the honor of honorary captain of the team.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Senior defensive end Qualen Cunningham attempts to get around sophomore right tackle Matt Womack. 

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Senior linebacker Rashaan Evans celebrates after recovering a fumble late in the first quarter. 

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Freshman quarterback Kellen Mond completed 19 of his 29 passes for 237 yards with one touchdown against Alabama.

    Photo by By Kevin Chou
  • Senior Yell Leader Ken Belden helps pump up the Texas A&M crowd.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Junior running back Damien Harris ran for a total of 124 yards on 14 carries against the Aggies, including a 75-yard touchdown run during the opening minutes of the game. 

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • The pass intended for freshman wide receiver Jhamon Ausbon is broken up by junior safety Ronnie Harrison.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Junior nickelback Deshawn Capers-Smith pulls down freshman wide receiver Henry Ruggs III.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Senior linebacker Shaun Dion Hamilton chases sophomore running back Trayveon Williams.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Junior defensive end Landis Durham finished the game with 5 total tackles and a forced fumble. 

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Sophomore running back Trayveon Williams passed 1957 Heisman Trophy winner John David Crow on the Aggies’ career rushing list.  Williams ended with 38 yards for the night.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Sophomore running back Trayveon Williams fights for the first down and is brought down by several Alabama players.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Freshmen linebacker Buddy Wilson stares down Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Freshman wide receiver Henry Rugs III runs the ball into the endzone to put No .1 Alabama up, 24-3.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Sophomore linebacker Tyrel Dodson tackles Alabama running back, Bo Scarbrough.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Junior nickelback Deshawn Capers-Smith is congratulated by junior defensive end Landis Durham for his fumble recovery halfway through the third quarter. 

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Sophomore defensive back Antonio Howard stops Alabama running back Damien Harris, but only after a 27-yard rush.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Senior wide receiver Damion Ratley hauls in the pass by Kellen Mond and runs toward the endzone halfway through the third quarter. 

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Freshmen quarterback Kellen Mond completes a two yard touchdown pass to Christian Kirk in the third quarter.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Senior yell leaders Cooper Cox and Ken Belden celebrate after junior wide receiver Christian Kirk’s impressive touchdown catch.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Junior running back Bo Scarbrough is brought down by a trio of Aggie defenders. Scarbrough finished the game with 55 yards on 15 carries.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Junior wide receiver Christian Kirk caught his fifth touchdown of the season Saturday night. Now with 21 receiving touchdowns during his college career, Kirk currently ranks No. 4 on the Texas A&M all-time receiving touchdowns list. He will need 13 more touchdowns to tie current leader Jeff Fuller. 

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • With a little over 10 minutes left in the game, junior linebacker Cullen Gillaspia blocked senior punter JK Scott’s punt. The ball rolled out the back of the the endzone which resulted in a safety for Gillaspia and the Aggies.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
  • Junior linebacker Cullen Gillaspia celebrates after blocking the Alabama punt for a safety.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Junior defensive linemen Landis Durham brings down Alabama running Damien Harris after a three yard rush.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Freshmen defensive back Debione Renfro looks to tackle Alabama quarterback Jalen Hurts.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Junior linebacker, Otaro Alaka attempts to tackle Alabama quarterback, Jalen Hurts.

    Photo by Photo by: Kevin Chou
  • Freshman wide receiver Camron Buckley pulls in a catch that went for 39 yards, which would set up the Aggies for a touchdown run by freshman quarterback Kellen Mond. 

    Photo by Photo by C.Morgan Engel
  • Texas A&M was unable to comeback from a double-digit deficit in the first half as the Aggies had done in the previous three weeks.

    Photo by By Kevin Chou
  • Head Coach Nick Saban said after the game that this was one played in a tough atmosphere.

    Photo by Photo by C. Morgan Engel
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