No. 1 Alabama will face its first ranked opponent of the season as it travels to No. 24 Texas A&M on Saturday at 2:30 p.m. CT on CBS. The Crimson Tide is currently a 17-point favorite, according to VegasInsider.com.
Alabama has won its past six meetings against Texas A&M, including last year’s 45-23 victory inside of Bryant Denny Stadium. The Aggies last win against the Crimson Tide came in 2012 when Johnny Manziel led Texas A&M to a 29-24 upset.
Today's question — How will Saturday's game play out?
Tony Tsoukalas: Texas A&M might be the best opponent Alabama has faced this season, but the Aggies aren't good enough to keep things close. Alabama’s defense steals the show in this one as Xavier McKinney has a big day shutting down Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond. Alabama 34, Texas A&M 10.
Kyle Henderson: Alabama will silence the crowd at Kyle Field quickly and jump up by 14 points. This game will be similar to the first five games of the season. While Texas A&M will get its yards and put points on the board, don't expect anything close to an upset. The Aggies just don't have the defense to keep up with the greatest offensive show in college football. Alabama 47, Texas A&M 28.
What's your take?
Alabama has won its past six meetings against Texas A&M, including last year’s 45-23 victory inside of Bryant Denny Stadium. The Aggies last win against the Crimson Tide came in 2012 when Johnny Manziel led Texas A&M to a 29-24 upset.
Today's question — How will Saturday's game play out?
Tony Tsoukalas: Texas A&M might be the best opponent Alabama has faced this season, but the Aggies aren't good enough to keep things close. Alabama’s defense steals the show in this one as Xavier McKinney has a big day shutting down Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond. Alabama 34, Texas A&M 10.
Kyle Henderson: Alabama will silence the crowd at Kyle Field quickly and jump up by 14 points. This game will be similar to the first five games of the season. While Texas A&M will get its yards and put points on the board, don't expect anything close to an upset. The Aggies just don't have the defense to keep up with the greatest offensive show in college football. Alabama 47, Texas A&M 28.
What's your take?
