Texas A&M at Auburn

Texas A&M had to replace their legendary QB Johnny Manziel, and many thought they would take a step back. That was until they opened the season at 5-0, having scored 52 points in their opener vs. what was then thought to be a tough South Carolina defensive team. It has been all downhill since for the Aggies. They went through three weeks of top teams, and they were exposed in a big way, losing by a combined score of 142-51, and were not even close to being competitive. They then had an opportunity to get back on track last week vs. a weak UL Monroe team as a -32.5 point favorite, they had to hold on for their lives to win by 5 points. Now comes Auburn, a team with National Championship aspirations, and the Aggies have not even been in the hunt vs. this level of team. The Aggies' 8-22 ATS mark in their last 30 vs. a winning team says it all. Auburn is now 10-2 ATS in their last 12 at home and gets another big win. Auburn rolls.