re: 270 yards passing is why A&M lost!

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Drive killers and frickups are in bold. We were moving the ball on both of those drives and the 33 yard field goal should have hit. No excuse, but this thing was far from over. Who gets credit for the interceptions? If the premise of the OP is true, LSU may need to think about another offense too, because they were only gained about 150 yards in the second half and 310 for the game.

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That's it, did LSU force those mistakes or were those truly unforced errors?
The difference between LSU and A&M is that LSU doesn't rely on their offense to win them games. A&M does, and that was the difference in the game. We've become accustomed to a lack of offense, and we can win without much offensive production. A&M needs to move the ball and score points, because their defense is not a strength.

Lets not fool ourselves, this game was a matchup of LSUs offense against A&M defense. LSU won that battle.