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Texas A&M football rankings: Where will Aggies fall after Kentucky loss?

Where will Texas A&M fall in the rankings after losing to Kentucky? Here's a projected look:

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Is Texas A&M already a Playoff long shot? No. 9 Aggies surprised at home by Kentucky

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Kentucky stuns No. 9 Texas A&M at Kyle Field, deals Aggies painful loss in SEC opener

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Kentucky's Castell cashes in on the road vs Texas A&M

Kentucky just shocked the college football world.

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Kentucky special teams need some love for their performance at Texas A&M

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Johnny Manziel Makes Feelings Clear on Why Texas A&M’s Marcel Reed Flopped in Aggies’ Loss to Kentucky

Kentucky Stuns Texas A&M, and the Aggies' Playoff Hopes Take a Real Hit

Kentucky walked into Kyle Field on Saturday and beat No. 9 Texas A&M 31-21, the first marquee win of Will Stein’s tenure. The Aggies were opening SEC play, and they were favored by 17 points. It wasn’t especially close.

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Texas A&M Aggies Fan Under Fire: Disgusting Stadium Urinal Encounter With Kentucky Supporter Exposed

A shocking post-game incident involving a Texas A&M Aggies football enthusiast peeing on a Kentucky Wildcats fan.

Film Study: Darrell Dickey breaks down Texas A&M’s loss to Kentucky

Former Texas A&M offensive coordinator Darrell Dickey joined KBTX to review the film from the Aggies’ 31-21 loss to Kentucky.

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Three Questions Texas A&M Must Answer vs. Kentucky

The Texas A&M Aggies have largely impressed through two games, but there are still some lingering questions hanging in the air as the Kentucky Wildcats come to town.

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Ranking Texas A&M's 9 remaining opponents from easiest to toughest

Alabama moved ahead of LSU, while Oklahoma and South Carolina slipped in the latest ranking of Texas A&M’s remaining opponents.

Mike Elko after Kentucky loss: 'No positives' as No. 9 Texas A&M fades after halftime

Texas A&M coach Mike Elko was blunt in his assessment of the Aggies after their 31-21 loss to Kentucky on Saturday. “There’s no positives,” the third-year coach said. “Not an ounce of a positive anywhere.