PREMIUM
AAA's *Mississippi/Texas A&M* BAIL-OUT ATS BLOWOUT!
(NCAAF) Mississippi vs. Texas A&M,
Point Spread: -2.50 | -105.00 Texas A&M (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: -2.50 | -105.00 Texas A&M (Home)
Result: Loss
This is an 8* BLOWOUT on Texas A&M.
I think Mississippi has a letdown here after its upset win over Alabama last weekend. No. 3 Ole Miss hits the road to face No. 14 Texas A&M on Saturday. It's true that QB Johnny Manziel is gone for Texas A&M, but it's still important to note that the Aggies have dominated this matchup of late, in 2012 they won 30-27 and in 2013 they won 41-38. A&M QB Kenny Hill isn't a runner like Manziel, but he's got a big arm and his Football "IQ" is off the charts. Texas A&M is undoubtedly the "hungrier" team here as well after its first loss of the season, falling to then No. 12 Mississippi State 48-31 last week; note that Hill had four TDs off 365 yards passing. The home sides defense will also be playing with a chip on its collective shoulder today as well after it was burned for a season-high 559 yards; note that the offense also saw its WR's drop 11 passes. However, a big boost for the home side is the expected return of leading receiver Malcome Kennedy who sat out last week with a minor injury. A classic matchup here, the Ole Miss defense is top in the conference in allowing 10.2 PPG, while the Aggies lead the SEC in averaging a whopping 47.8 PPG. Rebels QB Wallace has steadily improved, but his run game has been non-existent, which will be a big factor in my opinion today as the Aggies are going to able to cheat and get into the backfield to disrupt his rythym; note that Texas A&M leads the SEC with 20 sacks, Myles Garret has 6.5 himself. I simply can't see the Rebels keeping pace today, this sets up as a natural letdown spot, note that Texas A&M has averaged 55 points in winning five straight in front of the home town crowd. I'm expecting a rout; play on TEXAS A&M.
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I think Mississippi has a letdown here after its upset win over Alabama last weekend. No. 3 Ole Miss hits the road to face No. 14 Texas A&M on Saturday. It's true that QB Johnny Manziel is gone for Texas A&M, but it's still important to note that the Aggies have dominated this matchup of late, in 2012 they won 30-27 and in 2013 they won 41-38. A&M QB Kenny Hill isn't a runner like Manziel, but he's got a big arm and his Football "IQ" is off the charts. Texas A&M is undoubtedly the "hungrier" team here as well after its first loss of the season, falling to then No. 12 Mississippi State 48-31 last week; note that Hill had four TDs off 365 yards passing. The home sides defense will also be playing with a chip on its collective shoulder today as well after it was burned for a season-high 559 yards; note that the offense also saw its WR's drop 11 passes. However, a big boost for the home side is the expected return of leading receiver Malcome Kennedy who sat out last week with a minor injury. A classic matchup here, the Ole Miss defense is top in the conference in allowing 10.2 PPG, while the Aggies lead the SEC in averaging a whopping 47.8 PPG. Rebels QB Wallace has steadily improved, but his run game has been non-existent, which will be a big factor in my opinion today as the Aggies are going to able to cheat and get into the backfield to disrupt his rythym; note that Texas A&M leads the SEC with 20 sacks, Myles Garret has 6.5 himself. I simply can't see the Rebels keeping pace today, this sets up as a natural letdown spot, note that Texas A&M has averaged 55 points in winning five straight in front of the home town crowd. I'm expecting a rout; play on TEXAS A&M.
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