Missouri are tipped to cover the spread as they make it back-to-back SEC wins.
The Tigers just made a statement with their stunning blowout of top-10 Florida last weekend, with the ground and air attack of Jamal Roberts and Cayden Lee leading the way.
The pair can shine again in this one, while the run defense takes away the Aggies’ ground game and force a struggling offense to become one-dimensional and ineffective.
Key Numbers – Will Missouri Improve To 5-1?
- Missouri have won 4 of their first 5 games
- Missouri are 4-0 at home so far this season
- Texas A&M have lost 2 of their first 3 conference games
- The Under has cashed in each of Texas A&M’s last 2 games
Texas A&M Lead All-Time Head-To-Head; Won Last Meeting
- Texas A&M lead the all-time series 11-7
- Texas A&M won 38-17 when the two teams last met in November 2025
Texas A&M Snapped 2-Game Skid Last Weekend
Texas A&M were able to end a two-game losing sequence last weekend, but at 3-2 their chances of a playoff appearance this season are looking increasingly unlikely.
The Aggies kicked off the season ranked in AP’s top 10, and maintained that position with a 50-0 shutout of Missouri State and a 48-20 win over Arizona State.
However, that perfect start was brought to a shocking halt in the middle of September, as they suffered a shock 31-21 home defeat to Kentucky in their SEC opener.
That became back-to-back defeats for Texas A&M a week later, as they were blown out on the road by LSU, losing 35-6.
The Aggies did snap the skid last weekend though, as they returned home for a 34-7 win over Arkansas.
Missouri 4-1 Following Florida Upset
Missouri go into this matchup on the back of a stunning upset of top-10 Florida that improved their record to 4-1.
The Tigers kicked off the campaign with three consecutive victories over non-conference opposition.
They beat Arkansas-Pine Bluff 54-14 in the opener, and followed that up by beating Kansas 38-21 on the road and Troy 27-17 at home.
Missouri’s perfect start ended in their conference opener, as they were beaten 31-24 at Mississippi State, but their response was emphatic.
The Tigers got back to winning ways last weekend as they blew out Florida at home, 45-17.