South Carolina Gamecocks vs Texas A&M Aggies Prediction, Odds and Picks for Saturday, 11/15/25

The undefeated Texas A&M Aggies will welcome in the South Carolina Gamecocks this Saturday as they look for their tenth win of the season. Texas A&M has a record of 9-0 and they are 6-0 in SEC Conference games. The Aggies are coming off a 38-17 road win against Missouri. Texas A&M’s offense proved to be too much for the Missouri defense, who needed to play a great game with their starting quarterback out. The Aggies were able to cover a spread of -6.5 behind a dominant day from their offensive line. They ran for a total of 243 yards and 3 touchdowns on 39 attempts. The big men wore out the Missouri defenders as Texas A&M’s running game grew more dominant as the game moved along. South Carolina has a record of 3-6 and a SEC conference record of 1-6. They have lost their last four games including a 30-14 road loss to Ole Miss back on November 1st. Quarterback LaNorris Sellers had a tough evening, throwing for 180 yards, 1 touchdown, and 2 interceptions. Sellers is a talented quarterback, but it is difficult for him to find success if his team can’t keep the pressure off of him. Sellers was pressured all day, taking a total of six sacks.

Texas A&M may be one of the most complete teams in college football this season. Their offense is led by quarterback Marcel Reed and running back Rueben Owens II. Reed has thrown for 2193 yards and 21 touchdowns this season, and Owens has run for 542 yards and 5 touchdowns. Both have succeeded behind an excellent offensive line that ranks in the top-10 of most metrics. The Aggies also have a top defense that only allows an average of 189 passing yards per game in a competitive SEC Conference. My eyes are on the Texas A&M defense for this matchup. The Aggies are currently a top-five team in college football in the category of havoc. If we break down that ranking more, they are top-five in tackles for a loss, and top-ten in rushing the passer. Their defense has sacked the opposing quarterback a total of 34 times this season, led by defensive end Cashius Howell with 10.5 sacks. It could be another long game for Sellers. South Carolina has shown they are not equipped to protect their quarterback and the football, ranking 131st in havoc allowed. I have the Aggies as a heavy home favorite.

Texas A&M -19 is available at the time of publishing. Playable at that number.