South Carolina at Texas A&M

Oh, what a difference a year can make. No greater example of that than this South Carolina-Texas A&M matchup. The Gamecocks whipped the Aggies, 44-20, as 3-point home underdogs behind their dual-threat star quarterback, LaNorris Sellers, last November. Now look at how large the point spread is - and it's totally justified. Texas A&M is 9-0 and ranked No. 3 in the country. South Carolina comes into Kyle Field with a 3-6 record and an offense that ranks among the worst in the nation in nearly every statistical category. Sellers may be the biggest disappointment of all the quarterbacks, given how much Heisman Trophy hype he received before the season. The Gamecocks are 1-6 in the SEC. It hasn't just been Sellers why South Carolina has been so bad. The Gamecocks struggle to stop the run, and they also struggle to run the ball themselves, ranking 119th in rushing. They have also failed to generate an intense pass rush, despite having talented defensive linemen. The Aggies are the 12th-highest scoring team in the nation, averaging 37.8 points. Their quarterback, Marcel Reed, is having the massive type of season many envisioned for Sellers. Take Texas A&M.