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Marcel Reed produced five of Texas A&M's eight explosive plays

Texas A&M was in control wire to wire. What the rout was actually built on.

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There was no drama to speak of. Texas A&M routs Missouri State, 50-0 at Kyle Field. Texas A&M led from start to finish and never let Missouri State within striking distance. Marcel Reed threw for 233 yards on 30 attempts with two touchdowns and ran seven times for 20 yards.

50-0
Final
Texas A&M · Kyle Field
233
Marcel Reed
passing yds, 2 TD

One team finished its drives

Texas A&M scored on 75% of its drives to Missouri State's 0%: Marcel Reed (12 pts), Carsyn Baker (6 pts) and Isaiah Horton (6 pts). Texas A&M produced 8 plays of 15+ yards to Missouri State's 0, led by Marcel Reed (involved in 5), Isaiah Horton (involved in 3) and Rueben Owens (involved in 2). Stacked together, it was never close.

Head to head
Texas A&MMissouri State
Points
50
0
Scored on % of drives
75%
0%
Three-and-out %
16.7%
81.8%
Yards / drive
39.7
6.10

How the two sides actually played on the night.

The standouts

Marcel Reed threw for 233 yards on 30 attempts with two touchdowns and ran seven times for 20 yards, with that score from inside the 20, three third-down conversions and a hand in five plays of 15 yards or more. Carsyn Baker ran seven times for 52 yards and one score. Isaiah Horton caught four passes for 76 yards, one of them for a touchdown — that score from inside the 20 and a hand in three plays of 15 yards or more. For Missouri State, Skyler Locklear threw for 30 yards on 17 attempts. Jmariyae Robinson caught four passes for 14 yards. Dillon Hipp caught two passes for 15 yards. Ryan Henderson was the disruptive one for Texas A&M: 1 sack, 2 TFLs, 2 tackles.

TeamPassingRushingReceiving
Texas A&MMarcel Reed 233, 2 TDRueben Owens 77Isaiah Horton 76, 1 TD
Missouri StateSkyler Locklear 30Jambres Dubar 20Dillon Hipp 15
Leaders

What Missouri State has to fix

The problems had names: Skyler Locklear (1 lost fumble) and Jambres Dubar (1 lost fumble).

The disruptive ones

Two names to keep: Ryan Henderson (1 sack, 2 TFLs, 2 tackles) for Texas A&M and Joel Boamah (1 forced fumble, 3 PBUs, 4 tackles) for Missouri State.

How it unfolded

Texas A&M struck first through Marcel Reed, led 19-0 at the half and Texas A&M got the final points on a late field goal.

WhenTeamPlay
Q1 09:32Texas A&M(09:36) No Huddle-Shotgun Marcel Reed pass complete short left to Isaiah Horton caught at…
Q1 00:26Texas A&MTeam Safety
Q2 03:22Texas A&MDavid Olano 28 Yd Field Goal
Q2 00:29Texas A&MMario Craver 12 Yd pass from Marcel Reed (David Olano Kick)
Q3 09:56Texas A&MTerry Bussey 10 Yd Run (David Olano Kick)
Q3 02:09Texas A&MJamarion Morrow 2 Yd Run (David Olano Kick)
Q4 13:35Texas A&MCarsyn Baker 12 Yd Run (David Olano Kick)
Q4 12:52Texas A&MAaron Gregory 15 Yd pass from Brady Hart (David Olano Kick)
Q4 04:04Texas A&MAsher Murray 47 Yd Field Goal
How the points were scored

How it graded

The closing line had Texas A&M -38.5. Texas A&M covered. The total was 53.5; the teams combined for 50, an under. Marcel Reed accounted for 12 of Texas A&M's points.

Where it leaves them

What comparable games predict next
Texas A&M offense (winner)38% of 8 rebounded
Missouri State offense (loser)67% of 6 rebounded

Historically similar games since 2019 — close margin, both offenses held far below norm — and how often that offense outperformed this level the following week.

Texas A&M cleared the bar with room to spare; Missouri State goes back to the drawing board.

Teams:Texas A&M

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