Marcel Reed injury update: Texas A&M QB injures ankle vs Texas

Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed has left the Aggies' game vs. Texas with an apparent ankle injury.

If Texas A&M football is able to clinch its spot in the SEC championship game on Black Friday, the Aggies may need to do so without its starting quarterback, who left the game on his own power but entered the medical tent.

The Aggies quarterback sustained an injury at the 2:40 mark of the first quarter against No. 16 Texas A&M at the conclusion of a carry where he initially stumbled on the field.

Here's the latest on Reed:

Marcel Reed injury update

Reed sustained an apparent ankle injury in the first quarter against Texas as he was making a cut on a quarterback keeper. After the play he lay on the ground for several moments writhing in pain before medical personnel attended to him on the field.

He eventually limped off the field on his own power and headed to the medical tent. The Aggies brought out their backup quarterback before missing a field goal attempt.

This section will be updated.

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