Tigers deal Aggies cold dose of reality as No. 2 LSU exacts its revenge

The LSU Tigers got their revenge over the Aggies in dominating fashion in Baton Rouge on Saturday. Texas A&M, who hoped to make a run at the SEC title in 2020, will have to improve upon several weaknesses if they want to compete with the top next year.

By Olin Buchanan

December 1, 2019

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Photo by Lia Musgrave, TexAgs

This time, LSU football players could’ve doused coach Ed Orgeron in the first quarter without fear of premature exultation.

LSU didn’t need seven overtimes to establish superiority over Texas A&M on Saturday night at Death Valley. The No. 1 ranked Tigers barely needed seven minutes to settle the issue as they dealt the Aggies a humiliating 50-7 loss.

The top-ranked Tigers (12-0) wanted to even the score by running up the score.

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