Texas A&M is heading up to Columbia, Missouri to take on the no. 14 Missouri Tigers this weekend in a game that suddenly has huge significance for their season. The Aggies are hoping to continue their string of good luck up in CoMo, where they have won their last two games.
That will be a tough task, as the Tigers appear to be rounding into playoff-contender form, while the Aggies are still searching for an identity as a team. Missouri is coming off of a 28-point blowout of then-top-10 Florida, while the Aggies are 1-2 in their last three.
Here's everything fans need to know about how to catch this matchup:
How to watch Texas A&M vs Missouri: Time, channel, announcers, and more
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Time: 11 AM CT/12 PM ET
Channel: ABC or streaming
Texas A&M Record: 3-2 (1-2 SEC)
Missouri Record: 4-1 (1-1 SEC)
Announcers: Bob Wischusen (play by play), Louis Riddick (color commentary), Stormy Buonantony (sideline reporter)
Key players for Texas A&M against Missouri
WR Mario Craver
The Aggies' true no. 1 receiver was available for this past Saturday's game, but he was unable to go for very much of the contest. He'll be called upon to make a big impact against the Tigers, who no doubt saw what A&M did against Arkansas and are getting ready to shut down the run game.
OL Trovon Baugh
Baugh has been excellent as a run blocker, but when it comes to pass blocking, he's been a liability for the Aggies at the guard spot. The fifth-year senior needs to marshal the skills he has from his years of experience to do his part in shutting down a ferocious Missouri pass rush— if Reed stays clean in the pocket, the Aggies will have the best chance possible to win.
DE Marco Jones
No. 10 on defense has long been a player insiders have circled as a difference-maker for the Aggies on his side of the ball, but the production numbers haven't quite caught up to those projections. Jones flashed in a big way against Arkansas, and A&M will need him to make Austin Simmons uncomfortable all day.
Key players for Missouri against Texas A&M
QB Austin Simmons
Simmons, believe it or not, was the starter at quarterback for Ole Miss to begin the season last year. After an injury, Trinidad Chambliss took over and never looked back— but Simmons has shown why he got the original nod in Oxford so far this year. A&M will need to shut him down and make him feel the heat in this one if they want to have a chance.
WR Cayden Lee
Another Ole Miss transfer, Lee is Mizzou's leading wide receiver with 522 yards thus far this season. The Aggies will have quite a task in shutting him down, but they have the horses to do it at corner— it's all a matter of if the pass rush can speed up Simmons before a guy like Lee can get open.
DE Daeden Hopkins
Missouri's leading sack artist is averaging 1.2 sacks per game thus far, and he's licking his chops at the prospect of an Aggie team that has been porous in pass protection so far. The Aggie tackles will need to do whatever they can to prevent him from getting to Reed in this game.
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