Accusations Surface Against Texas A&M Players for Disturbing Behavior on Saturday

On September 7, Saturday afternoon, the Texas A&M Aggies picked up their first win of the 2024 college football season after a 52-10 stomping of the McNeese State Cowboys.

The Aggies dominated nearly every aspect of the game, especially in the run, where they outgained McNeese 330-180. Five of A&M's seven scores came on the ground as well, with running backs Le'Veon Moss and Amari Daniels scoring two apiece.

After the game, Cowboys linebacker Micah Davey took to social media to accuse Aggies players of spitting on his teammates during the game. Davey called out one player in particular for this despicable act: Aggies defensive back Will Lee III.

"Aye you lame fool you playin a money game vs a fcs school and you just spit in my teammate face, shows a lot about y’all program!!" Davey wrote on X.

"Apparently a couple of my teammates got spit on by Aggie players," Davey added with a facepalm emoji in a separate post.

Although no videos of the incidents have surfaced on social media, if what Davey is saying is true, there could be some serious repercussions coming Lee's way.

Lee, a 6-foot-3 junior from St. Louis, Missouri finished the game with his first interception as a member of the Aggies. After being redshirted his freshman year at Kansas State, Lee played in 11 games for the Wildcats in 2023 before transferring to College Station.

Davey, a redshirt junior from Baton Rouge, Louisiana was named an FCS first-team All-American in 2023 and is widely projected to do so again this season. He led the Cowboys in tackles against Texas A&M with eight and tallied a sack as well.

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