Texas A&M Aggies Season Prediction, What Will Happen
It’s all been sort of assumed that at some point in the near future Texas A&M will be 2021 Georgia or 2019 LSU and be the SEC team of the year to break through and be national-championship amazing – if it’s not Alabama.
However, outside of the 2020 pandemic year outlier – 9-1 A&M probably deserved a spot in the College Football Playoff, even with a relatively light resumé of wins – the program has just that one season with fewer than four losses since Mr. Manziel was doing his thing back in 2012.
A&M might have had an all-timer of a recruiting class, but it still has to replace just about everyone on the defensive front six, the offense has to be more explosive, and in a division with great-to-amazing quarterbacks among the other six teams, the position needs to be great fast.
And Texas A&M still plays in the toughest division in college football.
Set The Texas A&M Aggies Regular Season Win Total At … 8.5
Let’s assume there won’t be another bizarre performance like the close call win over Colorado last year. If that’s true, Appalachian State shouldn’t be a problem, and the Aggies should be able to slip past Miami.
Here’s the issue. A&M got Missouri and South Carolina last year from the East – winning the two games by a combines score of 99-28. This year it has to go to South Carolina and it gets an improved Florida.
The stretch of Miami, Arkansas in Arlington, at Mississippi State, at Alabama, at South Carolina, Ole Miss, Florida, at Auburn is unfair. That doesn’t include the date with LSU to end the regular season.
Give it one more year. The 2023 team should be all the fab freshmen from this year are ready to rise up and be amazing, but even so, the talent is there to push for ten wins, even if the schedule won’t help.
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