College football Week 4: Recaps, highlights, rankings and scores

Midnight is knocking here on the east coast and the night slate is winding down. Here’s how things shook out:

No. 23 Texas A&M was no match for No. 10 LSU in Death Valley. The Tigers steamrolled the Aggies 35-6, despite Trey'Dez Green’s absence and Sam Leavitt’s sidelining injury.

Despite Leavitt’s pain, he managed to go 17-of-23 for 312 yards with two touchdowns and an interception.

Backup QB Landen Clark took over for Leavitt in the second half after the Tigers held a commanding lead. The FCS Elon transfer went 0-5 through the air, but added 41 yards and two scores on the ground.

LSU’s defense had solo tackles from 16 different defenders, holding Texas A&M to just two field goals.

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