Aggies prevail in 48-10 drubbing of ULM, look ahead to Alabama

Any anxious feelings that Texas A&M might be entering a trap on Saturday were completely unfounded. Indeed, some viewed the Aggies’ Saturday night encounter with Louisiana-Monroe — which fell between clashes with No. 2 Clemson and No. 1 Alabama — as a classic “trap” game.

Instead, it was a “slap” game. As in, the Aggies (2-1) slapped the visiting Warhawks (2-1) all around Kyle Field in a 48-10 drubbing.