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11/28 19:37 CST Texas A&M QB Marcel Reed helped off the field early in rivalry
game against Texas
Texas A&M QB Marcel Reed helped off the field early in rivalry game against
Texas
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) --- Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed had to be helped off
the field late in the first quarter Friday night in the No. 3 Aggies' matchup
with rival No. 16 Texas.
Reed, who has emerged as a late-season Heisman Trophy contender for the
undefeated Aggies, slipped on a scramble and went to the ground untouched.
Television replays appeared to show his left ankle twist as he tried to make a
cut.
Reed was 4 of 9 for 47 yards with another 20 yards rushing when he left with
2:59 left in the first quarter.
Reed was replaced Miles O'Neill and A&M's drive ended with a blocked field goal
to keep the game scoreless heading into the second quarter.
Texas A&M can wrap up a spot in the Southeastern Conference championship game
with a victory.
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