The 2014 season's largest margin: Texas A&M 73, Lamar 3. A 70-point win — the year's high-water mark.
2014 — The Winning Chapter
Texas A&M's 2014 season (8-5) is a middle chapter: table-stakes progress, no crown in the ledger, the program still writing the book.
The Shape — week-by-week · cumulative W–L below
Who carried it
- Kenny HillQB2,649 passing yards
- Kyle AllenQB1,322 passing yards
- Tra CarsonRB581 rushing yards
- Trey WilliamsRB560 rushing yards
- Brandon WilliamsDB379 rushing yards
- Josh ReynoldsWR842 receiving yards
- Malcome KennedyWR611 receiving yards
- Speedy NoilWR583 receiving yards
Season leaders, 2014.
The season's deepest loss: Texas A&M 0, Alabama 59. A 59-point margin the season is remembered by.
The season's last act: Texas A&M beat West Virginia 45-37 in the postseason.
"12th Man"
2014 is a middle chapter for Texas A&M — neither a crown year nor a crisis. It is the kind of season that fills the ledger between the named ones and gives the arc its shape.