College Station, Texas, October 6, 2025
News Summary
In a decisive SEC matchup, Texas A&M secured a commanding victory over Mississippi State with a final score of 31-9. A&M showcased offensive prowess and strong defensive capabilities, maintaining an unbeaten record. The game featured standout performances, including key touchdowns and a robust turnout of over 108,000 fans, marking a historic moment for Kyle Field. Mississippi State struggled offensively, facing challenges as they prepare for upcoming games.
College Station, Texas—In a decisive SEC showdown, Texas A&M (A&M) triumphed over Mississippi State (MSU) with a score of 31-9 on October 4, 2025, at Kyle Field. This victory marked A&M’s best start to a season since 2016, improving their record to 5-0 with a 2-0 standing in conference play, while MSU fell to 4-2 overall and 0-2 in the SEC.
MSU began the game strong, securing an early lead with a 24-yard field goal by Kyle Ferrie at the 4:21 mark of the first quarter. This scoring drive spanned 83 yards and significantly impressed, as Ferrie’s performance propelled him to eighth place in MSU history for career points. However, the lead would not last long.
Just before halftime, A&M responded with a 34-yard touchdown pass from Marcel Reed to KC Concepcion at 1:51, sending both teams into the locker room at halftime with A&M leading 7-3.
The second half showcased Texas A&M’s defensive prowess, as they limited MSU to only a single touchdown, which came in the fourth quarter. A&M’s offense exploded for 24 points, beginning with a 2-yard touchdown reception to Concepcion from Reed in the third quarter, extending their lead to 14-3.
A&M build on their lead with a series of strong plays, including a 7-yard touchdown run by Reed followed by another 7-yard score from Mario Craver, bringing the score to 28-3. They capped off the performance with a 27-yard field goal from Randy Bond, concluding the game at 31 points for A&M.
MSU managed to score eight points in the final quarter, coming from a 44-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Blake Shapen to receiver Brenen Thompson. This marked Shapen’s impressive 21st consecutive game with a touchdown pass, extending the longest active streak in the nation. On offense, MSU totaled 219 yards, compiling 77 rushing yards and 142 passing yards.
In contrast, A&M showcased a dominant performance offensively, rushing for a total of 299 yards and adding 180 passing yards. Rueben Owens was the standout runner for A&M, leading the team with 142 yards. The defense also stepped up, with Jahron Manning leading MSU with 11 tackles and Kelley Jones contributing with an interception.
The attendance for this exciting matchup reached 108,572 fans, marking the fifth-largest crowd in the history of Kyle Field. With this robust turnout, College Station reverberated with the energy of college football.
As Mississippi State prepares for an open date, they will look to regroup before facing the Florida Gators on October 18, 2025, aiming to secure their first victory in SEC play. Meanwhile, Texas A&M will continue their pursuit of an undefeated season as they look forward to their next matchup.
Key Stats from the Game
- Final Score: Texas A&M 31, Mississippi State 9
- Halftime Score: Texas A&M 7, Mississippi State 3
- MSU Total Offense: 219 yards (77 rushing, 142 passing)
- A&M Total Offense: 479 yards (299 rushing, 180 passing)
- MSU Touchdowns: 1
- A&M Touchdowns: 4
- Attendance: 108,572
- MSU Season Record: 4-2 (0-2 SEC)
- A&M Season Record: 5-0 (2-0 SEC)
Upcoming Games
- Mississippi State vs. Florida Gators: October 18, 2025
- Texas A&M next matchup: TBD
FAQ
What was the final score of the Texas A&M vs. Mississippi State game?
The final score was Texas A&M 31, Mississippi State 9.
Where did the game take place?
The game was held at Kyle Field in College Station, Texas.
What was the significance of Kyle Ferrie’s field goal?
Kyle Ferrie’s 24-yard field goal not only gave MSU an early lead but also placed him eighth in MSU history for career points.
How did Texas A&M’s offensive performance compare to Mississippi State’s?
Texas A&M significantly outgained MSU, with a total of 479 yards compared to MSU’s 219 yards.
What is Mississippi State’s record after this loss?
Mississippi State’s record now stands at 4-2 overall and 0-2 in SEC play.
Game Summary Chart
| Category | Texas A&M | Mississippi State |
|---|---|---|
| Final Score | 31 | 9 |
| Total Offense | 479 yards | 219 yards |
| Rushing Yards | 299 yards | 77 yards |
| Passing Yards | 180 yards | 142 yards |
| Touchdowns | 4 | 1 |
| Field Goals | 1 | 1 |
| Halftime Score | 7 | 3 |
| Attendance | 108,572 | N/A |
| MSU Season Record | N/A | 4-2 (0-2 SEC) |
| A&M Season Record | 5-0 (2-0 SEC) | N/A |
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- USA Today: Texas A&M Social Media Reactions
- Wikipedia: Texas A&M University
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- Google Search: Texas A&M vs Mississippi State 2025
- HailState: State Falls at No. 6 Texas A&M
- Google Scholar: Texas A&M Football
- Gig Em Gazette: Texas A&M’s TV Slot for Florida Game
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Mississippi State University
- CBS Sports: Where to Watch Texas A&M vs Mississippi State
- Google News: Mississippi State Football
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