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.

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

Mike Elko says QB Marcel Reed is pressing, but Texas A&M needs sharper decisions and cleaner execution from its veteran quarterback against LSU.

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

The same can be said for collegiate coaches and their signal callers, and with Texas A&M's Marcel Reed drawing mass amounts of criticism after some mediocre play to start the season, head coach Mike Elko is not going to stand by idly and let his leader take these shots.

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.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — Texas A&M coach Mike Elko admits he’s long been concerned that opponents will learn about the inner workings of his team. That’s even more true this week as the ninth-ranked Aggies host Kentucky with former defensive coordinator Jay Bateman now in the same job with the Wildcats.