Betting lines, game preview, and prediction for Texas A&M vs. New Mexico State

A&M is still upset about their loss to South Carolina, which, even though it seems crazy, was not that big of a deal.

The Aggies have only lost one SEC game; if they win seven more, they will be the national champions. After this, they go to Auburn, and if everything goes well there, the game against Texas will likely be a College Football Playoff elimination game.

While the other Aggies from New Mexico State play out their games, they should be in the running for wins against Middle Tennessee State and UTEP.

New Mexico State vs Texas A&M: How to Watch and Game Preview

Date: Saturday, November 16, 2024
Game Time: 10:15 pm ET
How to Watch: SEC Network
Venue: Kyle Field, College Station, TX
Teams: Texas A&M (7-2), New Mexico State (2-7)

Why New Mexico State Will Win

It is not that Texas A&M forgot how to tackle South Carolina, but it was tough for them to do so. This was the worst game of the year for the run defense. The offense could not get going on the ground, and the game got out of hand.

The running game at New Mexico State is strong. It runs the ball more than 40 times a game and has five times gone over 200 yards. When the offensive line plays well, it should have a few drives. But…

Why Texas A&M Will Win

Texas A&M has nothing to worry about when it comes to the passing game.

When it comes to passing, New Mexico State is a terrible team that likes to run the ball a lot. As in the worst in the country at what it does. And then there is the problem of people leaving.

Last week, these Aggies picked off two passes against Western Kentucky. That is five interceptions for the season. They gave the ball back five times in the loss to the Hilltoppers.

New Mexico State vs Texas A&M: Who Will Win?

It will look like this is New Mexico State’s first game of the season against a Power Four team.

The NMSU passing attack will not change anything, and the Texas A&M run defense will be back. The excitement for the last game of the SEC regular season will keep growing.