Ole Miss vs. Texas A&M schedule, game time, how to watch, TV channel, streaming
Ole Miss vs. Texas A&M schedule, game time, how to watch, TV channel, streaming
How to watch
When: Sat., Oct. 29
Time: 6:30 p.m. Central
TV: SEC Network
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Odds, point spread, betting lines
Odds courtesy of SI Sportsbook
Line: Ole Miss -2
Ole Miss ATS: 3-5
Texas A&M ATS: 3-4
Over/under: 55
Moneyline: MISS -133, A&M +105
FPI pick: Ole Miss 57.8%
What you need to know
No. 15 Ole Miss: Those critics who questioned the Rebels' schedule may have had a point, especially given the team's occasional struggles against teams like Tulsa and Vanderbilt. But it was LSU that really proved the point, going on a 42-3 scoring run last week and beating Ole Miss, exposing this offense as very much still a work in progress, especially when it comes to throwing the ball. But still at 3-1 in SEC games, the Rebs are in the thick of the West Division fight with a date against Alabama coming up soon, too.
Texas A&M: What can you say about the Aggies? All that preseason hype crashed and burned some time ago as the team slid to a 3-4 overall record with a 1-3 mark in conference, a two-point win over Arkansas nearly a month ago. This offense is stick in the mud, posting 21.9 points per game and running for just 120 yards each week, dropping three straight, albeit in two close ones to Alabama (by 4) and South Carolina (by 6).
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