Texas A&M’s SEC season is unraveling fast.

The No. 23 Aggies were blown out 35-6 by No. 10 LSU in Baton Rouge, falling to 2-2 overall and 0-2 in SEC play after another disastrous offensive performance.

Meanwhile, the Tigers piled up 506 yards of offense and averaged 7.7 yards per play.

Coming one week after a 31-21 home loss to Kentucky, this performance raises major questions for Mike Elko, offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins and the direction of the Texas A&M offense.

Is Marcel Reed still unquestionably the answer at quarterback?
Can this offensive line hold up against SEC competition?
And how quickly can Elko stop Texas A&M’s season from slipping away?

We break down the Aggies’ disastrous night in Baton Rouge and what the loss means going forward.