No. 20 LSU (5-3, 2-3 SEC) saw the program's College Football Playoff hopes deteriorate on Saturday night in Tiger Stadium after a 49-25 loss to No. 3 Texas A&M.

No. 3 Texas A&M football ended the 31-year Death Valley victory drought Saturday night after a 49-25 taming of the No. 20 LSU Tigers.

Off to their best start in three decades, the Aggies made more history against LSU on Saturday at Tiger Stadium. It was a completely dominating performance, 49-25, and the second straight win A&M has in its rivalry against the Tigers.

Texas A&M football required a big-time comeback to seize victory on the road against its hardened, Southeastern Conference opponent in LSU, a team that has had the Aggies' name in the recent past, winning all six matches in Death Valley since A&M joined the SEC.

Texas A&M football plays LSU on Oct. 24, 2025 at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, La. Here are score-by-score updates, TV info and more.

Reed said this week in practice Strength & Conditioning coach Tommy Moffitt brought in a tackling dummy with LSU coach Brian Kelly's face on it. Kelly fired Moffitt as LSU S&C coach.

Pressuring Garrett Nussmeier is the key in this one. LSU’s offense has struggled all season long, and a big part of that is their inability to protect Nussmeier, as well as their struggle to establish the rushing attack. Texas A&M’s defense is at its best when it can win on early downs and force teams into obvious passing situations.