3. LSU at Texas A&M (-2.5) - Saturday at 7:30
The Texas A&M Aggies host the LSU Tigers in a massive clash with SEC Championship Game and College Football Playoff implications. The Aggies have won six in a row since losing in the season opener against Notre Dame, but if you peak closer at their opponents, there are reasons to think they are vulnerable. The Aggies have a 13-point win over Florida, a six-point victory over Bowling Green, a four-point win over the Arkansas team that LSU just blew out in Fayetteville, a convincing win over an overrated Missouri team, and a ten-point victory over Mississippi State. The Aggies have improved but should not be viewed as a juggernaut yet. LSU arguably has a better quarterback, a better group of pass-catchers, a better offensive line, and a vastly improving defense.