The Aggies traveled to Baton Rouge to take on the Tigers this weekend. Midnight Yell was held at Walk-On’s in Baton Rouge the night before Texas A&M fell to LSU Nov. 26 at Tiger Stadium. A&M ended the regular season with a 7-5 record.
Photos by Cassie Stricker and Meredith Seaver
Yell Leaders Cooper Cox and Gavin Suel led a crowd with a mix of Aggie and Tiger fans.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior Yell Leader Connor Joseph told a fable.
Photo by Cassie StrickerMidnight Yell for away games is organized by the Association of Former Students.
Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior yell leader Connor Joseph told a fable about a sasquatch that turned out to be a girl from LSU.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverMidnight Yell
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverThe Yell Leaders made midnight yell in Baton Rouge a success.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverRedshirt freshman quarterback Nick Starkel plays every game with a Justin Bieber shirt under his pads and can be seen practicing in it before kickoff.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverThe Yell Leaders huddle and say a prayer before kickoff.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverDefensive backs Roney Elam and Deshawn Capers-Smith run out onto the field.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerThe Aggies wore maroon in Death Valley on Saturday since the LSU Tigers wear white jerseys at home.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverRedshirt freshman Nick Starkel logged 227 yards with two touchdowns on 16-of-30 passing and three interceptions.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerThe A&M-LSU game was Nick Starkel’s third straight 200-yard passing game.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSenior tight end Tanner Schorp had 46 yards and two receptions in the game.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerA&M lost to LSU for the sixth year in a row.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSenior Armani Watts had 11 total tackles against LSU.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSenior punter Shane Tripucka had seven punts for 341 yards and served as the holder for field goal and point after touchdown attempts.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSophomore running back Trayveon Williams scored the Aggies’ first touchdown with 21 seconds left in the first half.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerTrayveon Williams and freshman Jhamon Ausbon celebrate after Williams’s touchdown.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerThe Yell Leaders lead the Aggies in the crowd in a yell after a touchdown.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerThe Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band performed at halftime in Tiger Stadium.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSenior wide receiver Damion Ratley had his sixth touchdown catch in the month of November.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerDespite speculation, Kevin Sumlin remains head coach after the loss to LSU.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSenior running back Keith Ford had seven rushing attempts for seven yards.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSophomore defensive lineman Micheal Clemons brings an LSU wide receiver to the ground. He finished the game with a total of 16 tackles.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverTrue freshman defensive back Debione Renfro wraps the legs of an LSU running back for one of his 8 tackles on the night.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSophomore running back Trayveon Williams finds a hole in the line, one of 17 times he ran the ball against the Tigers.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior wide receiver Christian Kirk prepares to catch a pass from redshirt freshman quarterback Nick Starkel. He finished the night with a touchdown and a total of 78 yards.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverRedshirt freshman linebacker Keeath Magee II tackles an LSU running back, one of his three of the evening.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverJunior wide receiver Christian Kirk heads back to the sidelines after scoring a touchdown against LSU on Nov. 26, 2017.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSophomore defensive back Charles Oliver sprints after an LSU running back as the last defense to prevent a Tiger touchdown.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSenior punter Shane Tripucka had a total of 7 punts in the game for a total of 341 yards and a long of 61 yards.
Photo by Photo by Meredith SeaverSophomore running back Trayveon Williams found some of his family and friends on the sidelines after the conclusion of the game.
Photo by Photo by Meredith Seaver