College football Week 9 live scores, games: Texas A&M vs. LSU and more

The Tigers are able to add to their lead just before halftime, but they’ll likely be disappointed in settling for the short field goal.

LSU 18, Texas A&M 14 | 20 seconds left

The Tigers have another pick after a Marcel Reed pass was batted up right at the line of scrimmage and LSU’s Harold Perkins Jr. came down with it.

LSU has the ball back at midfield with just over a minute left in the half.

The Tigers have taken the lead after a lengthy drive was kept alive by a silly unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on A&M. LSU is in the end zone on a short TD run by Harlem Berry, but the extra point pings off the upright and is no good.

LSU 15, Texas A&M 14 | 3:09 left in Q2

It’s been a surprisingly slow start for the No. 9 Canes against Stanford, but Mark Fletcher Jr.’s 1-yard touchdown run gives them the upper hand in the 3rd quarter.

Miami 14, Stanford 7

Texas A&M had worked all the way down inside the LSU 5-yard line, but A&M’s Marcel Reed made a huge mistake and LSU’s A.J. Haulcy came down with the pick in the end zone.

What a turn of events in Death Valley.

The Tigers have some unconventional points after a Texas A&M punt was blocked out of the end zone by LSU’s Jhase Thomas.

Texas A&M 14, LSU 9

It took longer than expected, but the No. 6 Ducks finally have the lead over Wisconsin on Jordon Davidson’s 3-yard TD run late in the first half.

Oregon 7, Wisconsin 0

The Aggies retake the lead after another impressive drive led by Marcel Reed. This time he finds KC Concepcion for a 15-yard TD pass.

Texas A&M 14, LSU 7

The Tigers have responded with a touchdown drive of their own, ending on a pass from Garrett Nussmeier to Trey’Dez Green.

LSU 7, Texas A&M 7

The Longhorns get the stop on 4th and 20 to complete a wild comeback after trailing by 17 in the 4th quarter. But perhaps the bigger question will be the status of Texas QB Arch Manning after he left the game injured late.

Meanwhile, we are underway in Death Valley with Texas A&M-LSU and the Aggies are on the board first after this touchdown run by QB Marcel Reed.

QB Matthew Caldwell just came into the game, then floated a nice touchdown toss to Emmett Mosley V in the corner of the end zone. Play was called incomplete on the field and overturned on review as Mosley tapped his toe in bounds.

MSU will get a chance to match.

Texas 45, Mississippi State 38

The Texas QB took a hard hit at the end of a run to start overtime. He leaves the game for now and backup Matthew Caldwell enters.

Mississippi State couldn’t get into field goal range in the last few minutes, so we’ll get free football.

Ryan Niblett returns a punt 79 yards to the house and it’s suddenly tied in Starkville! The crowd is left in stunned silence.

Texas 38, Mississippi State 38 | 1:47 left

Texas kicks a short field goal to make it a 7-point game with 4:14 to play.

Mississippi State 38, Texas 31

Mississippi State has led by as many as 17 points, but Arch Manning is trying to keep the Longhorns alive with under 8 minutes to play.

MSU 38, Texas 28

No. 4 Bama survives with a furious rally in the closing minutes. The Crimson Tide trailed 22-14 until the 2:22 mark. Alabama improves to 5-0 in SEC play.

Germie Bernard takes the direct snap, fakes the reverse then turns the corner for the go-ahead 25-yard touchdown run.

Alabama 29, South Carolina 22 | 34 seconds left