Florida vs. Texas A&M odds, spread, lines: Week 10 college football picks, predictions by computer model

Expert picks, predictions for Florida vs. Texas A&M on the Week 10 college football schedule

A pair of cross-division SEC rivals square off at Kyle Field as Texas A&M hosts Florida in college football's Week 10 action on Saturday.

Both teams come in on losing streaks: Florida in two games to LSU and Georgia allowing more than 40 points each time out, and Texas A&M on a four-game skid lasting all month in which it failed to surpass 28 points in a game.

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What do the experts think of this matchup? Let's see how the College Football Power Index computer prediction model projects the game.

Florida vs. Texas A&M picks, predictions

Week 10 college football picks: Florida vs. Texas A&M

Texas A&M's chance of victory: The computer predicts that A&M has the 67.2 percent chance to defeat Florida and win its first game since September.

Florida's chance of victory: That leaves the Gators with the 32.8 percent shot to take down the Aggies, according to the projections.

Florida vs. Texas A&M point spread: The oddsmakers predict a close game as Texas A&M comes in the narrow 3 point favorites to defeat Florida, according to the lines at SI Sportsbook, which set the over/under at 53.5 points for the matchup.

Moneyline: Florida +125, Texas A&M -161

How to watch: The game is set for Sat., Nov. 5 at 11 a.m. Central and 12 p.m. Eastern on the main ESPN network.

Florida predictions: The index projects the Gators will win 6.1 games this season and has a 75.3 percent chance to become bowl eligible.

Texas A&M predictions: The computer estimates the Aggies will win 5.6 games on the year and a 55.6 percent shot to play in a bowl game this postseason.

College Football Power Index

Football Power Index (FPI) college football rankings and computer prediction model are a measure of team strength that predicts a team’s future performance.

Rankings and scores predictions are based on 20,000 simulations of a team’s season, using a combination of analytics, including scores to date, quality of opponents, and a team’s schedule.

College football rankings

According to AP top 25 poll

1. Georgia (30 1st-place votes)
2. Ohio State (15)
T-2. Tennessee (18)
4. Michigan
5. Clemson
6. Alabama
7. TCU
8. Oregon
9. USC
10. UCLA
11. Ole Miss
12. Utah
13. Kansas State
14. Illinois
15. LSU
16. Penn State
17. North Carolina
18. Oklahoma State
19. Tulane
20. Wake Forest
21. NC State
22. Syracuse
23. Liberty
24. Oregon State
25. UCF

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