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.

College football press conferences are usually a masterclass in coach-speak and deflected blame. Mike Elko didn't get that memo after the Kentucky Wildcats shocked the No. 9 Texas A&M Aggies. After the 31-21 loss to Kentucky, the Aggies head coach took the podium and delivered a brutally honest assessment of exactly what transpired at Kyle Field.

Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko, along with quarterback Marcel Reed and safety Marcus Ratcliffe, spoke to the media after the Aggies’ 31-21 loss to Kentucky at Kyle Field.

After the game, Elko took some time to evaluate his team’s performance in front of reporters. Almost immediately after taking the podium, Elko said “There are no positives. There is not an ounce of a positive” from Texas A&M’s outing.

Mike Elko was blunt in his assessment of the Aggies' loss to the Wildcats during his postgame handshake with Will Stein.

Texas A&M Aggies face major questions after Kentucky’s 31-21 upset, as fans criticize Mike Elko and the team's performance.

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