Game-Changing 3 Plays · 2026 Week 3 · September 19, 2026

Kentucky beats No. 9 Texas A&M at Kyle Field

Kentucky at Texas A&M · 31-21 · Kyle Field

What happened

Kentucky at No. 9 Texas A&M, September 19, 2026. Sam Greene stops Rueben Owens II on fourth-and-1 at the Kentucky 11 in the first quarter, Kenny Minchey hits Kenny Darby for a 42-yard touchdown to break a 7-7 tie in the third, and CJ Baxter scores his second touchdown of the quarter for a 28-7 lead. Kentucky wins 31-21. Three snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.

The plays

From the official play-by-play. Win-probability swing is the change on that snap.

WhenDownSpotPlayResultWP swing
Q1 9:144th & 1at the 11Owens middle +0, stoppedTurnover on downs
Q3 11:071st & 10at the 42Minchey to Darby, +42, TDTouchdown
Q3 0:161st & 2at the 2Baxter middle +2, TDTouchdown

Narration

Kentucky goes into Kyle Field and beats ninth-ranked Texas A&M.

Fourth and one at the Kentucky eleven. Rueben Owens, stopped by Sam Greene.

Third quarter, tied at seven. Kenny Minchey deep right to Kenny Darby, forty-two yards.

End of the third quarter. Baxter scores again. Twenty-eight to seven.

Kentucky thirty-one, Texas A&M twenty-one.

Players in this breakdown

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Questions

What decided Kentucky at Texas A&M?

Kentucky at No. 9 Texas A&M, September 19, 2026. Sam Greene stops Rueben Owens II on fourth-and-1 at the Kentucky 11 in the first quarter, Kenny Minchey hits Kenny Darby for a 42-yard touchdown to break a 7-7 tie in the third, and CJ Baxter scores his second touchdown of the quarter for a 28-7 lead. Kentucky wins 31-21. Three snaps from the official play-by-play, redrawn on the board.

Which plays are in the Kentucky at Texas A&M breakdown?

Q1 9:14 — 4th & 1: Owens middle +0, stopped (Turnover on downs) Q3 11:07 — 1st & 10: Minchey to Darby, +42, TD (Touchdown) Q3 0:16 — 1st & 2: Baxter middle +2, TD (Touchdown)

Draw your own plays

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