No. 22 LSU shuts down Johnny Manziel, No. 12 Texas A&M

BATON ROUGE, La. -- Les Miles loves calling Death Valley the place opponents' dreams go to die. The same might someday be said about Johnny Manziel 's bid for a second Heisman Trophy. Terrence Magee piled up a career-high 149 yards rushing, LSU's defense pulled the plug on Johnny Football and Texas A&M's video-game offense, and No. 22 LSU energized Tiger Stadium with a commanding 34-10 victory over the 12th-ranked Aggies on Saturday. "We just got punched in the mouth tonight and it wasn't fun," Manziel said. "It wasn't fun to get beat like that. We will see how we handle adversity. This team with a bunch of young guys -- we just have to see how they bounce back." What was likely Manziel's only visit to Tiger Stadium (he could turn pro next year) was among the worst outings of his otherwise brilliant career.