Free Sports Game Preview and Prediction: Auburn vs. Texas A&M
Saturday, September 23, 2023 12:00 PM
Play: Point Spread: +9/-105 Auburn
This Saturday in college football, we don’t just win…WE WIN BIG! I have a huge moneymaking card for you: 17-3 CONTRARIAN, ***BIG GAME PLAY 28-7 NO LIMIT***, 42-16 HIGH ROLLER, and my 33-10 ODDSMAKERS MISTAKE which are a PERFECT 3-0 this season already. So WIN BIG…by following Joe D. Saturday’s FREE PLAY: Auburn Tigers Game 407. 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST. My friends, I feel this matchup is one and most interesting matchups on the board this Saturday in college football. As we enter Conference competition, we see Auburn travel to College Station to take on Texas A&M. It’s been well publicized that the Tigers have taken six of the 11 meetings between these two teams since the Aggies joined the SEC. Now my friends, this does include last year’s win and cover at home, 13-10. We can break down both team’s performances thus far. I mean, Auburn is 3-0 straight up, going 1-2 against the spread. They opened the season destroying UMass, then got a win and no cover on the road at Cal, only to return home and blow up Sanford, but still failed cover the huge spread. On the other hand, Texas A&M opened the campaign shredding New Mexico. They then went on the road in a game to take an ugly loss at the hands of Miami. Last week, they bounced back to do what they should’ve done against Louisiana Monroe and crushed them. It’s the step up in class against the Hurricanes that caught my eye. Granted, the Tigers have not played the same level of opponent yet. But this is still a team that has snagged five takeaways already. Granted, the Aggies don’t turn the ball over too often. But their defense doesn’t create turnovers either. Auburn has turned the ball over quite a bit. But this is the first opportunity to show what they are made of. And head coach, Hugh Freeze will have them primed, prepped, and ready to go here. Quarterback, Payton Thorne is a dual-threat. He along with several able, ball-carriers in the backfield for Auburn will keep the Texas A&M defense honest. While the Aggies do have an explosive passing attack, the Tigers have shown their secondary has improved from a season ago. Granted, this is a big step up in class for them, but at the same token, they still played well slowing down their opponents passing game. Playing in College Station is never easy. But a season ago the Aggies were just 2-5 ATS on their own field. I feel this is way too many points for Texas A&M to lay against a very game, formidable foe. Take Auburn. Thank you.