COLLEGE STATION -- A glance at Texas A&M's schedule before the start of the season is all one needed to predict what Kyle Field's atmosphere might be like for Week Three.
After the Aggies played No. 2 Clemson and before they opened SEC play against No. 1 Alabama, A&M first had to deal with Louisiana-Monroe.
Sure, the Warhawks came into Saturday night's game undefeated. But the game against the "group of five" was always going to be a drop-off after an electric home game against Clemson.
The Aggies lead 24-10 at halftime of a relatively mundane game.