Which LSU plays made an impact to their status on the roster during the Texas A&M game

Mike Elko had few words after Texas A&M's 35-6 blowout loss to LSU in Baton Rouge, calling it "the understatement of a lifetime." He said the Aggies have to find a way to play better football and find answers fast.

LSU blew out Texas A&M, but the win came at a cost, with a star defender suffering a serious injury with no timetable for return.

To the victors go the spoils, which means LSU got to do some trolling of Texas A&M and quarterback Marcel Reed after Saturday's 35-6 blowout win.

Weeks, a star senior, injured his lower right leg in the third quarter of LSU’s win over Texas A&M on Saturday.

The LSU Tigers got a much-needed win despite being short-handed.

BATON ROUGE, La. — Sam Leavitt hit Jackson Harris twice for touchdowns — once for 57 yards on a Lane Kiffin fourth-and-short special — and No. 10 LSU defeated 23rd-ranked Texas A&M 35-6 on Saturday night.

Texas A&M forces takeaways on the road. The Aggies rank sixth nationally with seven recovered fumbles and allow 17 points per game with 102.7 rushing yards per game, while LSU allows 18.7 points per game and 33 rushing yards per game.

Lane Kiffin and the Tigers bounced back from last week’s emotional loss at Ole Miss in style, sending the Aggies spiraling.

Before the game against the Aggies, the redshirt sophomore was LSU’s second-team center. He manned that spot when the Tigers pulled their starters in lopsided wins over Clemson and Louisiana Tech, flanked by guards Devin Harper and Ja’Quan Sprinkle.