How to watch: Texas A&M – Auburn football game
Texas A&M (2-1, 0-0 SEC) will host the Auburn Tigers (3-0, 0-0 SEC) at Kyle Field on Saturday in College Station.
The Aggies handled business last week and looked like they should against an opponent that they mightily outmatch. However, the pass rush is still nothing to write home about; the run defense seems to have taken a step in the right direction since last season.
In November of last year, they will have a chance to avenge their lethargic 10-13 loss against the Auburn Tigers. The defense was on fire that game with three turnovers, but the offense never got anything rolling until it was too late in the 4th quarter. They only produced 215 yards of total offense for only 3.6 yards a play and eight penalties at 66 yards.
Texas A&M’s 2023 regular-season home schedule has contests against ULM, Auburn, Alabama, South Carolina, Mississippi State, and ACU.
The Aggies’ Road schedule features games at Miami, Arkansas, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and LSU.
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Below is gameday, television, and radio information for Saturday’s Texas A&M – Auburn contest at Kyle Field.
How to Watch
TV: ESPN
Play-by-play: Bob Wischusen
Analyst: Robert Griffin III
Sideline: Kris Budden
How to Listen
TAMU Sports Network: WTAW 1620AM, WTAW 94.5FM (local)
SiriusXM app: Ch. 136/191
Web: 12thman.com
App: 12th Man Mobile App
Play-by-Play: Andrew Monaco
Analysts: Dave Elmendorf
Sideline: Will Johnson
Series History
Series: Tied, 6-6
Biggest win: 42 points (63-12, 2012 in Auburn)
Biggest loss: 16 points (10-26, 2012 in College Station)
Longest winning streak: 2 games (twice) (2020-2021, 1985-2012)
Longest losing streak: 3 games (2017-2019)
Current streak: Texas A&M, 4 games (1985-2018)
Five Players to watch, Opponent Preview, Staff predictions
Jimbo Fisher previews Texas A&M - Auburn
Jimbo knows this will not be an easy game and they will need to be on point to avoid being embarrassed.
“We need to play well in all facets and be physical in the game and compete in the game. It’ll be a battle.”
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