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Texas A&M vs. Auburn College Football Odds, Plays and Insights

 
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(6-2, 0-0 SEC) and the 25th-ranked scoring offense on Saturday, November 6, 2021. The Tigers are 4-point underdogs. The over/under for the outing is set at 50.

 

odds for Texas A&M vs. Auburn

Over/Under Insights
  • exas A&M's games this season have gone over 50 points three of nine times.
  • Auburn and its opponents have combined to score more than 50 points in five of eight games this season.
  • The combined points per game average of the two teams, 64.5, is 14.5 points above Saturday's over/under.
  • The 35.9 combined points per game that these two squads have allowed this season are 14.1 fewer than the 50 total in this contest.
  • The average total in Aggies games this season is 51.3, 1.3 points more than Saturday's total of 50.
  • The 55.9 PPG average total in Tigers games this season is 5.9 points more than this game's over/under.

Texas A&M Stats and Trends

  • Texas A&M has five wins against the spread in eight games this year.
  • The Aggies have been favored by 4 points or more eight times this season and are 4-4 ATS in those matchups.
  • Texas A&M's games this year have hit the over on three of nine set point totals (33.3%).
  • The Aggies score 29.6 points per game, 9.8 more than the Tigers give up per outing (19.8).
  • When Texas A&M records more than 19.8 points, it is 5-1 against the spread and 5-1 overall.
  • The Aggies collect 38.7 more yards per game (396) than the Tigers give up per matchup (357.3).
  • In games that Texas A&M amasses over 357.3 yards, the team is 5-0 against the spread and 5-0 overall.
  • The Aggies have turned the ball over five more times (12 total) than the Tigers have forced a turnover (7) this season.
  • Find the latest spread and moneyline odds for Texas A&M at SISportsbook.

Auburn Stats and Trends

  • Against the spread, Auburn is 5-3-0 this year.
  • The Tigers have been underdogs by 4 points or more three times this season and covered the spread once.
  • Auburn has eclipsed the over/under in 50% of its opportunities this year (four times over eight games with a set point total).
  • This year the Tigers average 18.8 more points per game (34.9) than the Aggies allow (16.1).
  • When Auburn records more than 16.1 points, it is 5-2 against the spread and 6-1 overall.
  • The Tigers collect 123 more yards per game (452.3) than the Aggies give up per outing (329.3).
  • In games that Auburn amasses more than 329.3 yards, the team is 5-2 against the spread and 6-1 overall.
  • This season the Tigers have seven turnovers, four fewer than the Aggies have takeaways (11).
  • Head to SISportsbook to find the latest moneyline, spread and over/under odds for this matchup.

Season Stats

Texas A&M Stats Auburn

29.6

Avg. Points Scored

34.9

16.1

Avg. Points Allowed

19.8

396

Avg. Total Yards

452.3

329.3

Avg. Total Yards Allowed

357.3

12

Giveaways

7

11

Takeaways

7

 
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sorry for the screw up it will not let me clean it up
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Anyone else feel like Texas A&M is getting WAY too much mileage out of that win against Alabama? This is the same team that lost decisively to Arky and Clanga and has looked pretty inept offensively against everyone but two of the worst teams in the SEC. What about Texas A&M should scare Auburn, other than their overall roster talent? 

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I think it’s that they are playing their best football right now.   They have some confidence and that is what it takes to win.   If both teams play to their best, I believe it will be a great football game.   Gonna be close unless one team doesn’t play up to their current standards 

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Their defense is better than Arky and OM, so this will be a good test to see how much Bo and the O have actually improved.   
A&M likes to run the ball a lot.   They don’t trust this QB to win the game for them.   (I know this is the case every week, but…) If we can stop their run game and get ours going, we win.   If it’s a battle of QBs, I think we win.   If we can’t run the ball and they can, we lose.  Turnovers could also be a factor.  They cough it up more than we do.  And I think their D has more TOs because they’ve  played more TO prone Os.   Also, there’s a good chance field position will be a big factor.  I like our chances with Oscar field-flippin Chapman on our side.  Overall, I have an ever-so-slight confidence going into this game.  Should be a very good one!

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My biggest worry is the ATM front seven. They killed spuat. We will have to scheme around that. If we do successfully, we win. If Bo has to run for his life the entire game, we get Bad Road Bo and lose. 

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3 hours ago, aubaseball said:

I think it’s that they are playing their best football right now.   They have some confidence and that is what it takes to win.   If both teams play to their best, I believe it will be a great football game.   Gonna be close unless one team doesn’t play up to their current standards 

That’s really all we can ask. We should be confident that our coaching staff will have a good plan.

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My concerns: 

  • Jimbo (and most good coaches) dominates after bye weeks.  Just looked up his record at FSU (I know it wasn't the SEC).
  • They played their worst football without their QB and center
    • They have been getting some of their OL healthy (center and OT) and back on the field 
    • Their back QB has learned and figured out how to play at the SEC level

We are catching them at a really bad time (for us).     Yes, I could make some remarks about how Auburn seems to be clicking, but we only scored 3 points in the second half last week, so we have a lot of work to do...we are not world-beaters yet. 

 

If we can upset them there, we will advance to  9-2 then play  bama for the division crown.   And I don't think Saban has beaten a 9+ win Auburn team.  

 

This week is gonna be palpable.    

 

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56 minutes ago, Beaker said:

My concerns: 

  • Jimbo (and most good coaches) dominates after bye weeks.  Just looked up his record at FSU (I know it wasn't the SEC).
  • They played their worst football without their QB and center
    • They have been getting some of their OL healthy (center and OT) and back on the field 
    • Their back QB has learned and figured out how to play at the SEC level

We are catching them at a really bad time (for us).     Yes, I could make some remarks about how Auburn seems to be clicking, but we only scored 3 points in the second half last week, so we have a lot of work to do...we are not world-beaters yet. 

 

If we can upset them there, we will advance to  9-2 then play  bama for the division crown.   And I don't think Saban has beaten a 9+ win Auburn team.  

 

This week is gonna be palpable.    

 

1 game at a time please.

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2 hours ago, Beaker said:

My concerns: 

  • Jimbo (and most good coaches) dominates after bye weeks.  Just looked up his record at FSU (I know it wasn't the SEC).
  • They played their worst football without their QB and center
    • They have been getting some of their OL healthy (center and OT) and back on the field 
    • Their back QB has learned and figured out how to play at the SEC level

We are catching them at a really bad time (for us).     Yes, I could make some remarks about how Auburn seems to be clicking, but we only scored 3 points in the second half last week, so we have a lot of work to do...we are not world-beaters yet. 

 

If we can upset them there, we will advance to  9-2 then play  bama for the division crown.   And I don't think Saban has beaten a 9+ win Auburn team.  

 

This week is gonna be palpable.    

 

Good points and I would like to add that I believe A&M has a better defense than either Arkansas or Ole Miss but while these points do concern me I believe Auburn has good chance for the upset.

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10 hours ago, AUpreacherman22 said:

Their defense is better than Arky and OM, so this will be a good test to see how much Bo and the O have actually improved.   
A&M likes to run the ball a lot.   They don’t trust this QB to win the game for them.   (I know this is the case every week, but…) If we can stop their run game and get ours going, we win.   If it’s a battle of QBs, I think we win.   If we can’t run the ball and they can, we lose.  Turnovers could also be a factor.  They cough it up more than we do.  And I think their D has more TOs because they’ve  played more TO prone Os.   Also, there’s a good chance field position will be a big factor.  I like our chances with Oscar field-flippin Chapman on our side.  Overall, I have an ever-so-slight confidence going into this game.  Should be a very good one!

I’m worried about Broham against their edge rusher

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This will be a challenging game for sure.  But I feel good about our chances. Their QB Calzada looked good against Bama in the 1st half, and again on the last drive. But before Bama he was a 50% passer, and he barely cracked 50% against Missouri and South Carolina after the Bama game, and those are 2 awful defenses.  A&M needs to run the ball effectively to win, and I think our defense can step up and stop them. We need to do whatever we have to to stop their run game, and make Calzada beat us. (You know, like our opponents do to us). He also throws a fair number of interceptions. If the offense can get us 28 points, we should win.  2 turnovers and a kick return killed Bama, and we have to avoid that. Looking at the box score, you'd assume Bama won.  If I had to bet, I'd take us and the under. 

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55 minutes ago, Cardin Drake said:

This will be a challenging game for sure.  But I feel good about our chances. Their QB Calzada looked good against Bama in the 1st half, and again on the last drive. But before Bama he was a 50% passer, and he barely cracked 50% against Missouri and South Carolina after the Bama game. A&M needs to run the ball effectively to win, and I think our defense can step up and stop them. We need to do whatever we have to to stop their run game, and make Calzada beat us. (You know, like our opponents do to us). He also throws a fair number of interceptions. If the offense can get us 28 points, we should win.  2 turnovers and a kick return killed Bama, and we have to avoid that. Looking at the box score, you'd assume Bama won.  If I had to bet, I'd take us and the under. 

Agree on a lot of this. If we can avoid being destroyed by Spiller and Calzada isnl his typical self we should be in good position to have a chance.

I'm worried about our pass D bc we've faced guys like Calzada (PSUs QB) and had a similar plan. Stop the run and don't let a bad passing QB beat us. Unfortunately Clifford completed like 85% of his passes. 

Maybe he isn't as mobile so we can be more aggressive rushing and still sell out vs the run

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At least Auburn gets an easy game after this on (sees Miss State just beat Kentucky 31-17 on the road)… Crap 

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23 hours ago, AUAlumnTN said:

Anyone else feel like Texas A&M is getting WAY too much mileage out of that win against Alabama? This is the same team that lost decisively to Arky and Clanga and has looked pretty inept offensively against everyone but two of the worst teams in the SEC. What about Texas A&M should scare Auburn, other than their overall roster talent? 

Don’t forget they looked awful against Colorado. They’re playing better today than a month ago but yes that win is propping them up. 
 

Reality could set in this week and next against Ole Miss. 

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20 hours ago, Tigerpro2a said:

Sorry if wrong place, but I laughed so hard at this. I often frequent other teams' boards when we play them, I found this gem from one of the beat guys on Aggies 247. 

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Don’t drop the ball?? Lol . We are improving vastly 

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17 hours ago, Hank2020 said:

1 game at a time please.

I know many of you think I am a coach on Harsin's staff due to my insightful and pronounced football IQ, but I am not.    I am allowed to look and dream.   

 

hahaha - laughing at myself, I think.    

 

Trust me, I don't really look ahead, but I do consider what is going on across the conference.   For instance - the Mike Leach puppies from Stark-Vegas lit up the polecats from the holler and set some records doing it.   I am a bit more concerned about the air raid from fields of cotton and soy than I was last week.  

 

 

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22 hours ago, Beaker said:

We are catching them at a really bad time (for us).     Yes, I could make some remarks about how Auburn seems to be clicking, but we only scored 3 points in the second half last week, so we have a lot of work to do...we are not world-beaters yet. 

 

I am actually, oddly, a bit glad that we struggled some on offense in the second half. The struggles were not bad, more mechanical, and they give us some tangible areas to work on improving. Hopefully that keeps the team focused on the idea that "We aren't there, yet. We need to keep grinding".

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A&M really dominated Bama up front on both sides and their secondary had busts which is rarity of a Saban coached team which that happened. Jimbo had them prepared for sure as I'll expect on Saturday. However, I hope we get the team that played Colorado versus the one that upset Alabama. We can't let them start fast. The Dline and Oline will have their hands full. 

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On 11/1/2021 at 11:35 AM, AUAlumnTN said:

Anyone else feel like Texas A&M is getting WAY too much mileage out of that win against Alabama? This is the same team that lost decisively to Arky and Clanga and has looked pretty inept offensively against everyone but two of the worst teams in the SEC. What about Texas A&M should scare Auburn, other than their overall roster talent? 

Bottom line - IMO beating aTm on the road will be a taller order than beating OM at home.

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