Looking back on what was learned, loved and loathed from Texas A&M’s 20-13 Southeastern Conference football loss to Tennessee on Saturday:

Learned

The offense has regressed: Hopes that the Bobby Petrino influence to boost the offense has all but evaporated. Indeed, it appears Petrino is having little to no influence on the offense. A&M showed signs of explosiveness early in the season but managed a season-low 277 yards of total offense against Tennessee.