Two of the top teams in the Big 12 Conference meet in College Station on Saturday night, as the ninth-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers come calling on the 18th-ranked Texas A&M Aggies.
Nebraska Vs. Texas A&M: Aggies Finally On Board After Field Goal
Finally, Texas A&M’s offense has seen fit to arrive at Texas A&M’s game tonight.
After a miserable first quarter that included just 17 yards, the Aggies turned it on in the second quarter, running the ball left, right, and down Nebraska’s throat. A nine-play, 62-yard drive keyed by Cyrus Gray’s hard running got Texas A&M deep into Nebraska territory, and the 29-yard field goal by Ryan Bullock tied the game at 3-3.
Read Article >Nebraska Vs. Texas A&M: Taylor Martinez Leaves Game With Ankle Injury
Much like his fellow underclassman stud, Denard Robinson, Nebraska’s Taylor Martinez has been brilliant this year — when healthy. And now Martinez isn’t healthy again.
Martinez, long recovering from a right ankle sprain, had his right ankle stepped on by one of his offensive lineman while stepping up in the pocket, and hobbled to the sideline after the play. He hasn’t re-entered the game, and was seen on the sideline with a bare right foot, waiting to head to the tunnel for further examination. He is unlikely to return.
Read Article >Nebraska Vs. Texas A&M: Huskers Open Up With Field Goal Drive
With the 12th Man roaring at Kyle Field, Nebraska turned a promising drive into a disappointing beginning — then made up for it with Alex Henery’s leg.
Henery made two field goals — the first one, a 43-yarder, didn’t count, thanks to a false start penalty — to give the Huskers a 3-0 lead in College Station. And Henery, who would have been good from 55 or 60 on his 48-yarder, might have had only a 28-yarder if not for a personal foul that pushed Nebraska out of the realm of reason for fourth-down offensive plays.
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