Texas A&M defensive lineman Shemar Turner was ejected from the Aggies' 38-35 loss at No. 10 Ole Miss after delivering a flagrant personal foul against Rebels offensive lineman Micah Pettus.

The incident occurred in the third quarter of the SEC West battle, with the Rebels holding a 28-14 lead. Turner struck Pettus with an uppercut between the legs, resulting in his immediate ejection from the game.

Pettus appeared to retaliate by straddling Turner's head after executing a block, further escalating the situation. The blow from Turner drew a personal foul penalty against the Aggies, ultimately aiding in a touchdown run by Ole Miss' Quinshon Judkins on the following play.

Losing Turner proved to be a significant setback for the Aggies' defensive front during the intense contest. Prior to his ejection, the standout defensive lineman had played a crucial role in the game, recording two tackles and blocking a field goal in the first half. Turner ranked second on the team in both tackles for loss and sacks, underscoring his importance to the Aggies' defense.

The ejection came at a time when the Aggies were already struggling defensively, as Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart surpassed 300 yards passing against an SEC opponent for the first time this season.

The incident involving Turner serves as a reminder of the importance of maintaining sportsmanship and discipline on the field. Such actions not only result in personal consequences for the player but also negatively impact the performance and morale of the entire team. As the Aggies look to regroup and learn from this experience, it remains to be seen how Turner's absence will affect their future games.