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Since his 12-30 performance against Notre Dame, Texas A&M quarterback Conner Weigman has been extremely accurate -- albeit with a month separating his next two games.

During his half of work against McNeese, Weigman -- who was already suffering from an AC joint sprain -- completed 11 of 14 passes (with two drops). After missing three games when the injury was aggravated, Weigman returned to complete 18 of 22 passes in yesterday's 41-10 blowout of Missouri.

In his last two games, Weigman has completed 29 of 36 passes, an 80.5% completion rate.

Somehow, some way, a Texas A&M blanket was left in the room of Missouri wide receiver Theo Wease Friday, with a note allegedly from Aggie cornerback Will "The Blanket" Lee.

While Missouri was quick to point the finger at Lee and A&M -- and Wease wore the blanket to Kyle Field yesterday -- Lee denied his involvement on social media. During his postgame press conference, A&M coach Mike Elko suggested his opposite number had something to do with it.

"My suggestion would be you guys should go ask Eli where that came from, because I have a strong feeling that came from the other side and had nothing to do with Texas A&M, Will Lee or anyone over here," Elko said. "So you should point that one to the other side."

If it was supposed to prove as motivation for the Missouri receivers against Lee, it failed miserably. Lee was targeted five times yesterday and Missouri completed zero passes against him. The corner did, however, break up two passes and now leads the nation in that category with eight.

Running back Le'Veon Moss now leads the SEC in rushing after his 12-carry, 138-yard performance against Missouri. That comes on the heels of his 13-carry, 117-yard effort against Arkansas. So in his last two games and 25 carries, Moss has picked up 255 yards, or 10.2 yards per carry.

Texas A&M's leading receiver yesterday was -- drum roll -- true freshman Terry Bussey, who had 76 yards on just three catches. For the first time, Bussey was used as a downfield threat, and had catches of 32, 33 and 11 yards. He also carried the ball once for 6 yards.

Quietly, Bussey is becoming a real threat for the Aggies. He is averaging 13.2 yards a carry and 17.2 yards a reception after six games. Now that he is becoming comfortable with his role, those numbers could seriously increase in the second half of the season.

There was October baseball in Aggieland Friday night, as the national runner-up A&M baseball team began the tenure of Michael Earley with a 20-2 blowout of Houston Christian. The game went 12 innings by design, and the Aggies used 17 position players and 12 pitchers in the process.

The Aggies bashed their way through the game, with outfield Caden Sorrell going 3-for-4 with a home run, triple and four RBI. First baseman/outfielder Blake Binderup had 2 hits in 6 trips, but both were homers; he ended up with four RBI.

The game was the first for several new arrivals, and they didn't disappoint. First baseman Matt Bergevin had two hits, Penn transfer Wyatt Henseler had two hits and second baseman Jamal George added a pair. Pitcher Myles Patton started the game and had a pair of strikeouts in his brief stint.

Two freshman outfielders also did some yardwork. Sam Erickson of Flower Mound had two hits in two trips and homered, while Haslet's Nathan Tobin also homered.

The Miami Dolphins saw their season go from bad to worse due to injuries today when running back Devon Achane was knocked out with a concussion in a 15-10 win over New England. Already missing starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa due to a concussion, Achane suffered one early in the game and was quickly ruled out. At the time, he had 3 carries for 18 yards and a catch for -1 yard.

Green Bay linebacker Edgerrin Cooper had the best game of his young career, with 5 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and a sack in a 24-19 win over the L.A. Rams.

DT Bobby Brown III had a tackle in the Rams’ 24-19 loss to Green Bay.

New York Jets DE Micheal Clemons had 2 tackles and a sack in a 23-17 loss to Minnesota in London.

Seattle LB Tyrel Dodson had 5 tackles and a sack in a 29-20 loss to the New York Giants.

Baltimore DT Nnamdi Madubuike had 4 tackles and a sack in a 41-38 overtime win over Cincinnati.

Jacksonville WR Christian Kirk had 4 catches for 88 yards in a 37-34 win over Indianapolis. Nickel Antonio Johnson led the Jags with 11 tackles.

Cornerback Jaylon Jones had 6 tackles and 2 passes defensed in Indianapolis’ 37-34 loss to Jacksonville. He also forced a fumble.

Denver WR Josh Reynolds made his 1 catch count, as it was a 9-yard touchdown in a 34-18 rout of Las Vegas.

On Thursday night, Tampa WR Mike Evans had 5 catches for 62 yards and 2 touchdowns in a 36-30 overtime loss to Atlanta.