College Station, Texas, September 28, 2025
News Summary
The No. 9 Texas A&M football team achieved a narrow victory against Auburn, winning 16-10 and marking an impressive 4-0 start for the season. Le’Veon Moss shone with 139 rushing yards and a touchdown, as the Aggies’ defense held Auburn to just 176 total yards. Despite a late attempt from Auburn to turn the tide, Texas A&M secured their win with key field goals and solid defensive play. This victory reinforces Texas A&M’s strength, setting a promising tone for the remainder of the season.
College Station, Texas
No. 9 Texas A&M football team secured a hard-fought victory over Auburn with a score of 16-10 on Saturday, marking their first 4-0 start since 2016. The Aggies’ victory at Kyle Field showcased a strong defensive performance, limiting Auburn to just 176 total yards and preventing them from converting on any of their 12 third-down attempts.
Running back Le’Veon Moss led the offense with a career-high 139 rushing yards and a touchdown. The Aggies were dominant on the ground, amassing 207 rushing yards overall, a stark contrast to Auburn’s previous performance, where they had only allowed 58.2 rushing yards per game prior to this match.
Auburn responded with a late surge, bolstered by a key interception from Marcel Reed, which was picked off by Xavier Atkins and returned 73 yards to the Aggies’ 2-yard line. This set up a touchdown from Jackson Arnold, narrowing the score to 13-10. However, the Aggies countered with a field goal from Randy Bond, extending their lead to 16-10 after an earlier touchdown from Moss, who scored on a 1-yard run following a notable 38-yard run.
Despite some offensive struggles, the Aggies managed to solidify their lead with field goals of 33 and 49 yards from Bond in the second quarter while Auburn added a 32-yard field goal of their own. The game’s closing minutes saw Auburn fail to capitalize on two critical opportunities, ending with a sack on fourth down, sealing the Aggies’ victory.
Game Highlights
- Texas A&M improved to 4-0 this season and retained an all-time series lead against Auburn, now at 8-7 with a 4-2 record in College Station.
- Quarterback Marcel Reed completed passes for 207 yards, connecting with KC Concepcion for 113 receiving yards on seven catches.
- The Aggies’ offense is characterized by explosive plays, having achieved 22 plays of 20-plus yards in previous games this season.
Team Performances
The Aggies’ win comes after consistently surpassing averages of 300 passing yards and 150 rushing yards in prior matches. On the other hand, this loss brought Auburn to a 3-2 overall record and 0-2 in the Southeastern Conference.
Auburn, entering the game ranked fifth nationally in rushing defense, could not contain the Aggies’ offensive execution, which ultimately contributed to the outcome of the game.
Looking Ahead
Both teams will prepare for their upcoming challenges, with Texas A&M looking to extend their winning streak while Auburn aims to rebound after a tough conference rivalry match.
Summary
Texas A&M’s victory over Auburn serves as a significant milestone, reflecting both defensive prowess and offensive capability, paving the way for what could be a promising season ahead.
FAQ Section
What was the final score of the Texas A&M vs. Auburn game?
The final score was Texas A&M 16, Auburn 10.
Who was the standout player for Texas A&M in this game?
Le’Veon Moss was the standout player, running for a career-high 139 yards and scoring a touchdown.
How did Texas A&M’s defense perform?
The defense held Auburn to only 176 total yards and did not allow them to convert on any of their 12 third-down attempts.
What was Auburn’s record after the game?
Auburn’s record fell to 3-2 overall and 0-2 in the Southeastern Conference following the loss.
Key Game Features
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Final Score | Texas A&M 16, Auburn 10 |
| Texas A&M Rushing Yards | 207 yards |
| Auburn Passing Yards | 207 yards |
| Auburn Defensive Ranking | 5th in National Rushing Defense |
| Turnovers | 1 Interception by Auburn |
| Third Down Conversions | Auburn 0 of 12 |
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Additional Resources
- CBS Sports: Texas A&M vs. Auburn
- Wikipedia: Texas A&M University
- NBC Sports: Auburn vs. Texas A&M Highlights
- Google Search: Texas A&M vs. Auburn
- Montgomery Advertiser: Auburn vs. Texas A&M Live Updates
- Google Scholar: College Football Defense Strategy
- Gig ‘Em Gazette: Texas A&M Injury Update
- Encyclopedia Britannica: SEC College Football
- USA Today: Texas A&M vs. Auburn Live Updates
- Google News: Texas A&M Football
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