Texas A&M vs Mississippi St | College Football Week 5 Game Analysis

Texas A&M vs Mississippi St NCAAF game preview for October 1st, 2022.

Texas A&M has 2 wins over ranked opponents, beating #13 Miami and then following it up with a win over #10 Arkansas in Week 4. Mississippi State lost to LSU in Week 3, but have looked strong in their 3 wins, including a 45-14 Week 4 win over Bowling Green. The college football odds favor Mississippi State. The game has a low total. Which way should you look to make the winning NCAAF pick?

BetUS host Gary Segars, and college football expert handicappers Kyle Hunter and Parker Fleming preview College Football Week 5 game between Texas A&M vs Mississippi State. They'll go over the best value college football odds available and betting trends and share their College Football expert analysis and predictions.

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[originalskywalker]

I feel y'all but I gotta go with A&M because A&M keeps getting better each week and they will continue to get better.

[kennethblevins]

You will all be wrong again about A&M this week. A&M hasn't played well but they have found a way to win. MSU defense better than AM's?

[jgreen]

I think what's missed in the numbers is that A&M's OL is trending up. They started the season with a RS FR LT, a true SOPH LG, RS FR C, True JR RG and a True Soph RT. They ran the ball "better" vs ARK last week, and have continued to improve ea week in the OL. The run will set up the play action and while they don't have Smith their young backups are actually faster. Aggies have more talent, and some of those guys are just ballers (that fumble return wasn't luck that was three separate defenders making ea making a different heady play after the QB made a bone headed decision). I think A&M continues to improve, and wins on the road. But, just an opinion.

[timcastens]

State runs better than you think with Marks and Johnson, plus a talented freshman.

[wd]

The change occurred for A&M when Bryce Foster came back from Mono. It happened to coincide with Max Johnson becoming QB. Those two changes have and will continue paying dividends for an incredibly young team as they come together and gain experience.

[chopkong]

So much A&M hate out there lately. It's obvious they are wishing an Aggie loss. I enjoyed watching 👀 all the so-called "pundits" eat crow this week following the Arkansas game. I'm not saying Aggies win, but here are some defensive stats:
1. Since the start of the 2021 season, A&M's defense has allowed an average of 12ppg against Air Raid offenses.
2. A&M is #1 in red zone scoring defense.
3. A&M is #1 in "not missed tackles".
4. Tied for 8th in points allowed per game at 11.8.
5. Ranked 10th passing yards allowed.
I believe the defense is actually doing even better than what the stats say because of their anemic offense causing the defense to get gassed. If A&M can find their MOJO on offense, the defensive numbers would be even more impressive.

[Pseudowolf]

I think A&M has the talent and ability to win this game, but I don’t think they’ll put it together and win it.

[thenotoriousblt]

Everyone just forgets about A&M’s defense, miss scores all these big points against terrible teams and the go against LSU and score 16, what makes ya’ll think their offense will do any better. Possibly wont be a high scoring game but A&M wins.

[brandontucker]

If we play the same as we did against LSU then it will be a long day but if we start fast and keep the tempo then I see us winning by 14.

[drake]

A&Ms pass defense looks overrated to me. I have watched every defensive snap for them and they have guys constantly out of position. They have gotten by on poor QB play from their opponents and I dont think that will be the case for this game.

[Dodgevair]

Anybody think its odd that a state funded institution (TX A&M) has chosen a racially slurred and profane song to associate itself with?