LSU Routs Texas A&M in Dominant Win While Kentucky and Clemson Secure Victories

Texas A&M fell to 2-2 after a 35-6 loss to LSU, managing just 197 yards while its defense allowed more than 500; fans questioned quarterback Marcel Reed and called for changes. Kentucky overcame a sluggish start to beat South Alabama 45-17, powered by 390 rushing yards and five touchdowns, though coach Will Stein was dissatisfied with the performance. Clemson earned a 24-10 road win over California for its third straight victory, with freshman Gideon Davidson rushing for 159 yards and two touchdowns and Bryant Wesco returning a punt for a score. Clemson’s defense limited Cal to 231 yards, and players and fans celebrated the win as the Tigers turned their attention to a matchup with Miami.
Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed threw for just 106 yards and an interception; receivers Mario Craver and Isaiah Horton combined for only six catches and 74 yards.
Kentucky’s rushing attack featured three 100-yard performers—C.J. Baxter, Jason Patterson and Javantae Barnes—and Patterson broke off a 75-yard touchdown run.
Bryant Wesco’s 65-yard punt-return touchdown was Clemson’s first punt-return score since 2018.
Clemson defensive back Elliot Washington II intercepted Cal quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele twice, giving Washington three interceptions across the Tigers’ previous two games.
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