Game Recap: Texas A&M Holds Off Bowling Green 26-20

Marcel Reed shined once again for the Aggies, throwing for 173 yards and two touchdowns, while also rushing for 91 yards in a hard-fought 26-20 victory over Bowling Green.

In his second consecutive start, Reed filled in admirably for the injured Conner Weigman and displayed poise and playmaking ability throughout the game.

The game was a back-and-forth affair, with Bowling Green staying within striking distance until a late fumble by Le’Veon Moss gave the Falcons an opportunity to cut the lead to six points. However, a crucial onside kick recovery by Texas A&M sealed the win for the Aggies.

Bowling Green put up a strong fight, with tight end Harold Fannin Jr. impressing with 349 yards receiving in just three games this season. Despite a late surge by the Falcons, two field goals by Randy Bond helped Texas A&M maintain their lead and secure the victory.

Key Takeaways

Bowling Green: The Falcons have shown resilience against ranked opponents this season, with notable performances from key players like Harold Fannin Jr.

Texas A&M: Marcel Reed’s solid performance highlights the Aggies’ need for continued improvement, particularly on defense, as they look ahead to SEC play.

Key Moments and Stats

Key Moment: Bowling Green’s blocked punt and missed field goal late in the third quarter proved pivotal in the outcome of the game.

Key Stat: Texas A&M’s dominant rushing attack, ranked ninth in the nation, amassed 235 yards on the ground against Bowling Green.

Up Next

Bowling Green will face Old Dominion in their next game, while Texas A&M takes on Arkansas in Arlington, Texas, next Saturday.