Texas A&M football is finally almost back, folks. The Aggies are only hours away from kicking off in Kyle Field and beginning a 2025 campaign that has a lot of fans dreaming big.
Their first game, against the UTSA Roadrunners, may not be getting the same billing as last year's opener against Notre Dame, but— putting aside the fact that it's Aggie football, which we haven't gotten since late last December— it will still pose a challenge, and fans won't want to miss it.
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Texas A&M take on the UTSA Roadrunners.
What channel is Texas A&M vs. UTSA on?
Texas A&M vs. UTSA has been selected to air on ESPN. Though this is against a Group of Five team, the Aggies are a big enough storyline that they are on the main channel for their kickoff game. They'll be up against some big games, but they'll still be getting a lot of eyeballs by virtue of airing on the mothership.
What time is Texas A&M vs. UTSA?
Texas A&M football is scheduled to kick off against the UTSA Roadrunners at 7 PM eastern or 6 PM central. It will be one of only a few night home games that the Aggies will have over the course of the season, so fans will be sure to soak it all in.
Who are the announcers for Texas A&M vs. UTSA?
The broadcast of Texas A&M and UTSA is set to be broadcast by Anish Shroff and Andre Ware. With a long weekend of games, stretching all the way into that Monday, there are announcing crews all over the place— Shroff and Ware haven't been regulars for Aggie games, but college football fans should recognize their voices for sure.
Will weather affect Texas A&M vs. UTSA?
There is not currently any projected inclement weather on Saturday, August 30, when the Aggies kick off at 6 PM. Temperatures should be in the high 80s at kick and fall as the game goes on, with partly cloudy conditions after a possible wet morning.