Operation Blackout was unsuccessful for Texas A&M football on Saturday, as the Aggies fell to No. 8 Tennessee, 22-7, at Kyle Field.
The loss moves Texas A&M to 4-6, with contests against Oklahoma and No. 7 Texas remaining on the schedule. With the offensive woes continuing to plague the program, their odds of winning out and making a bowl game are slim to none.
Saturday's result against the Volunteers marks the seventh-straight loss to a ranked opponent. In those games, the offense has scored just five touchdowns through 28 quarters of football.
The bright spots from the 15-point defeat were few and far between, but here are five takeaways from…
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