Aggies Edge Notre Dame Despite Scourton Injury

Scourton's Injury

Aggies' starting center Nic Scourton suffered a lower-leg injury in the first half against Notre Dame.

The severity of the injury is unknown, and he did not return to the game.

Scourton is a key part of the Aggies' offensive line, and his absence could impact their performance going forward.

Despite Scourton's injury, the Aggies managed to edge out Notre Dame 24-19.

The Aggies' defense played a key role in the victory, forcing three turnovers and sacking Notre Dame quarterback Tyler Buchner five times.

The Aggies' offense also stepped up, with quarterback Haynes King throwing for 230 yards and two touchdowns.

Notre Dame struggled to keep up with the Aggies, especially in the second half.

The Fighting Irish offense was held to just 288 total yards, and they turned the ball over three times.

Notre Dame's defense also struggled, allowing the Aggies to score 24 unanswered points in the second half.

Scourton's injury could have a significant impact on the Aggies going forward.

He is a key part of their offensive line, and his absence could make it more difficult for the Aggies to run the ball and protect King.

The Aggies will need to find a way to adjust without Scourton if they want to continue to be successful.

The Aggies' victory over Notre Dame was a hard-fought one, especially with Scourton out with injury.

The Aggies' defense and offense both played well, and they were able to overcome Scourton's absence.

The Aggies will now turn their attention to their next game against Arkansas, where Scourton is questionable to play.