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Tackles: Taurean York, 10 (zero missed)

Dalton Brooks, 10 (zero missed)

Marcus Ratcliffe, 8 (four missed)

Tackles for loss: York, 3.5

Cashius Howell, 2.5

Shemar Stewart, 1

Rushing: Marcel Reed, 14 carries, 56 yards

Amari Daniels, 13 carries, 21 yards

Rueben Owens, 3 carries, 10 yards

Receiving: Tre Watson, 3 catches, 38 yards

Noah Thomas, 3 catches, 31 yards

Terry Bussey, 2 catches, 40 yards

Jahdae Walker, 2 catches, 22 yards

A&M missed 14 tackles last night. Texas missed three.

No. 20 Texas A&M blew a 10-point lead against Oregon as they collapsed during a 16-0 run to lose 80-70, but the Aggies (6-2) bounced back with a pair of wins to close out their three-game stretch in Las Vegas.

A&M came back Wednesday to beat No. 21 Creighton (5-3) 77-73. The game was close throughout, with the Aggies finally taking a lead they would not relinquish with just 35 seconds left.

Forward Solomon Washington would put the Aggies ahead to stay, as he was fouled on a drive to the basket with the score tied at 70. He hit both free throws, and then forward Henry Coleman III converted a three-point play the old fashioned way with nine seconds remaining to give the Aggies a two-possession lead.

On Saturday, A&M rallied from a nine-point second half deficit to dispose of Rutgers (5-3) 81-77. Guard Wade Taylor IV, who was named to the All-Tournament Team, paced A&M with 24 points, while Coleman, Manny Obaseki and Washington each scored 11. A&M would not take the lead for good until the 2:12 mark of the second half, when a dunk by Obaseki made the score 78-77. But A&M held Rutgers scoreless for the final three minutes, 10 seconds of the game to allow that lead to hold up.

The Texas A&M volleyball team is off to Tempe to play in the Scottsdale regional as a six seed after the NCAA Tournament field was announced Sunday afternoon.

The Aggies, (19-7, 10-6 SEC) will open play against Colorado State, which won the Mountain West championship over San Jose State (a match that, if you've been following the national news, drew a lot of attention). The winner of that match will move on to play against the winner of the Arizona State-New Hampshire match on the other side of the bracket.

Jacksonville nickel Antonio Johnson had 5 tackles in a 23-20 loss to Houston.

Tampa Bay receiver Mike Evans caught 8 passes for 118 yards and a touchdown in a 26-23 overtime win over Carolina.

Philadelphia punter Braden Mann punted six times with an average of 51.2 yards per punt in a 24-19 win over Baltimore. Defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike had one tackle and a passed defensed for the Ravens.

New York Jets defensive end Micheal Clemons had 3 tackles in a 26-21 loss to Seattle.

L.A. Rams defensive tackle Bobby Brown had 3 tackles in a 21-14 win at New Orleans.

Indianapolis cornerback Jaylon Jones had 5 tackles in a 25-24 win at New England.

On Thursday night, Miami linebacker Tyrel Dodson led the Dolphins with 10 tackles in a 30-17 loss to Green Bay. Running back Devon Achane rushed for 14 yards on 7 carries, but also caught 8 passes for 56 yards and a touchdown.

On Thursday afternoon, Dallas safety Donovan Wilson had 5 tackles and a sack in a 27-20 win over the New York Giants.

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