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Texas A&M was coming in as a -4 or -4.5 favorite depending on the book. 60% of the spread action was on the Aggies.
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Texas A&M will get its second shot to topple a top-10 opponent on Saturday after the Aggies lost to Clemson 24-10 on Sept. 7. It will also be a chance to avenge last year's loss to Auburn, a game Texas A&M led by 10 going into the fourth quarter but wound up being a 28-24 victory for the Tigers.
"Obviously that's something that's in our mind but nothing that we've talked about so far," quarterback Kellen Mond said. "We knew we had the game in our hands last year and it slipped away but we can't really think about that. Just prepare for this year and understand what happened last year."
- Texas A&M has gone 13-4 Straight Up at home (edge: Aggies -170)
- As a favorite, Texas A&M has gone 10-4 Against The Spread (edge: Aggies -3.5)
- Auburn is 4-2 since 2013 versus Texas A&M (edge: Tigers +3.5)
- The away team has won six of the seven total series meetings between these two programs since Texas A&M joined the SEC for the 2012 season (edge: Tigers +162)
- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com
