Because we aren't very good! Idk why that is so hard to understand

Does a single person in our program know what they are doing?

At least our field goal kicking was elite today.

Hank the Grifter said:

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Dallas82 said:

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The last time we scored three points or less at home was 1921.

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I doubt that's true.

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It's not. One example:

LSU 17, A&M 3 - 1987 season opener

W said:

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the Ags came scary close to letting the 1971 team off the hook

I believe 71 was the last time A&M was shutout at Kyle (by Cincinnati)

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I'll assume your fact checking is correct.
I was a sophmore at A&M when we played Cincinnati.
We were horrible back then.
Never had a winning season or beat the sips in my 4 years.
Also, that was Gene Stallings last season as the HC.

I will be very curious to see what Wiggins keeps from his time from Klein and what he will change based on his time under other OCs.

May be a hard measuring stick next season with how much we will need to replace -

aggiebrother33 said:

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Watching the last play, Bethel Roman was way more open for a TD. Marcel does a better job at progression it's a TD. But let's be honest, he never will…

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Was Bethel the left most receiver? If so, yes , that most likely would have been a TD.

Are yall forgetting that we scored ZERO points on offense against tu last year??? Klein/Marcel combo is complete dog$h@t against a decent defense.

Maroon Flash said:

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Need a run game. We had time for a run play instead of throwing the endzone pick.

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we had 39 seconds. Should have let Marcel run a qb draw or zone read

Reed's play did not improve over the season. If anything, he got worse. There were signs as early as South Carolina that something was wrong. I think people were ignoring the inconsistency.

Go back and watch the replay, it's pretty self explanatory.

The crazy thing this game is Klein and Marcel accomplished only 3 points with elite weapons like KC and Craver!!! It's actually impressive how badly they stunk up the place today!

Maybe the scariest thing is Elko is all in on this offensive scheme to the point of promoting from within. He can't see that is fails on the biggest stages against equal caliber of athletes.

Because we suck, always have, always will. That's why.

maroongoon95 said:

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Myyyyyy God. Baffling!! Where was our all powerful O Line. No push no nothing!!!! No run game.... Where in the **** were our 2 bad ass tight ends all game????? Not there fault! They were not in the script....Nevermind. We have the most bizarre weirdest freaking college football team in the history of the sport!!!! Here we are at Kyle Field, with all the usual mythical hype, and cannot score a ****ing touchdown. And on a side note...... bubble screens and plays that go east and west don't generally work. All the sudden we are running those plays today????? And ...kinda a conflict of interest with the kstate coach calling our game.

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So well said and why I just can't understand how this **** continues to happen

AvsB said:

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Reed drank the rat poison and for as much as we pretend it is...Kyle Field is NOT intimidating.

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I don't think any field is "intimidating" anymore… the game has changed to protect players from hits that would be intimidating. BUT, Kyle Field is still one of the hardest places to play. The crowd makes it difficult for the opposing offense to communicate, to audible, and not mis-time snap counts. Miami did a great job handling it today, but there's no question it was a lot more difficult for them.