The Texas A&M Aggies secured their third straight win Saturday in a 26-20 victory over the Bowling Green Falcons at Kyle Field. But when hearing from the team

Texas A&M football hosted Bowling Green in Week 4 and what looked destined to be a defensive struggle featured a flurry of scores. After the first half had just one touchdown scored between the two teams,

Texas A&M (3-1, 1-0 SEC) won a football game on Saturday night against the visiting Bowling Green Falcons (1-2) by the score of 26-20, and it was not pretty. Led by redshirt freshman quarterback Marcel Reed, who made his second consecutive start amid normal starter Conner Weigman's shoulder injury, things looked tougher compared to last week.

Texas A&M Aggies head coach Mike Elko won't officially name a starting quarterback ahead of Saturday's meeting with Bowling Green, even going as far to say that

Weigman is continuing to recover from a sprained AC joint in his right throwing shoulder, an injury he suffered in Week 2 against McNeese. Weigman played through the injury in the 52-10 victory, throwing for 125 yards and 2 touchdowns without an interception.

Texas A&M football earned its third win Saturday, defeating Bowling Green 26-20. And they did it once again without their Week 1 starting quarterback under center. Instead, Marcel Reed started his second game in as many weeks.

Texas A&M can get on with Southeastern Conference play, after the Aggies finally put a pesky Bowling Green squad behind them. It wasn’t easy for the home team. The No. 25 Aggies edged the Falcons 26-20 before a nearly packed house at Kyle Field,