Social media reacts to Texas A&M's shocking loss to Kentucky
Here are some of the best social media reactions from Texas A&M's shocking loss to Kentucky at Kyle Field on Saturday.
The Kentucky Wildcats pulled a massive upset on Saturday at Kyle Field , knocking off No. 9 Texas A&M, 31-21, in Bryan-College Station, Texas.
Texas A&M and Kentucky entered the half tied 7-7, but it was all Wildcats in the second half, as they put up 24 points en route to a signature upset victory for first-year head coach Will Stein.
Kentucky's impressive performance was largely due to a strong outing from quarterback Kenny Minchey, who went 14-of-18 for 252 yards and two touchdowns. The Wildcats' offense also dominated on the ground, with CJ Baxter racking up 87 yards and two touchdowns.
Meanwhile, the Aggies struggled to find any success running the ball outside of Marcel Reed, as former Aggie defensive coordinator Jay Bateman had his unit firing on all cylinders in his return to College Station.
Here are some of the best social media reactions from Texas A&M's embarrassing loss to Kentucky on Saturday:
Tough afternoon for the Maroon and White
Aggie fans are calling for a new starting quarterback
Texas A&M stock is going way down after the upset loss
Texas A&M looked scared at times when facing Kentucky
Tons of problems that must be addressed moving forward
Minchey's outstanding performance against the A&M defense
A&M's playoff odds drop significantly after the loss to Kentucky
Kentucky's media team with some good old-fashioned trolling
Aggies must get things figured out with a massive trip to Death Valley set for next weekend
Mike Elko gives credit where credit is due
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth visits Aggieland
Kentucky's offense dominates offensively
Can't overstate how massive a win it was for Stein and the Cats
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