Texas A&M's Mario Craver points to slow start due to lack of explosive plays

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Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Texas A&M's Mario Craver points to slow start due to lack of explosive plays
Summary

Texas A&M wide receiver Mario Craver discussed the team's slow offensive start following their 31-21 home loss to Kentucky on September 22, 2026. Craver attributed their struggles to a lack of explosive plays, noting that quarterback Marcel Reed completed only 53% of his passes, failing to connect on passes longer than 20 yards. Despite the setbacks, Craver expressed confidence in offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins and called for improved execution from the team. The Aggies' offense ranks 75th nationally as they prepare for their upcoming matchup against LSU on September 30, 2026.

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  • Texas A&M lost 31-21 to Kentucky on September 22, 2026.
  • Mario Craver caught a career-high 11 passes in the game.
  • Quarterback Marcel Reed has struggled with deep passes.
  • Offensive coordinator Holmon Wiggins is not facing blame for the issues.
  • The Aggies rank 75th in total offense heading into the LSU game.
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  • 9:17 AMYahoo SportsTexas A&M WR blames 'slow start' on the lack of explosive plays
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Texas A&M offense has yet to match last season's success, but WR Mario Craver remains confident in OC Holmon Wiggins' play-calling.

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