Last week's predictions were 5-1 and overall they are 56-21. After losing 27-19 at home to Ole Miss, Auburn plays at Texas A&M Saturday night. The contest can be seen on the SEC Network starting at 6:30 p.m. CT.

Texas A&M leads the all-time series with Auburn 4-1. The Aggies won last year 41-38 at Jordan-Hare Stadium.

Kevin Sumlin's team is 6-2 overall and 3-2 in conference play with losses against Alabama and Ole Miss. Last weekend, Texas A&M took care of South Carolina 35-28 with true freshman quarterback Kyler Murray starting under center. Murray ran for 156 yards and threw for 223 more in his debut.

Kyle Allen started the first five contests but threw three interceptions against Alabama, and was 1-of-16 passing in the second half at Ole Miss Oct. 24.

Offensively, the Aggies score 32 points per game, throw 262.9 yards and rush for 168.9 yards per game. Opponents score 24.6 points per game.

The loss at home to Ole Miss drops Auburn's overall record to 4-4 and 1-4 in the SEC. The defense allowed the Rebels to rack up 558 yards, the most against Auburn since Texas A&M had 602 in 2013.

As a unit, the defense is allowing 194.4 rushing yards, 252.1 passing yards, and 446.5 total yards per game. Opponents are averaging 29.4 points per game against the Tigers.

Hobbled by a knee injury, quarterback Sean White was 12 of 28 for 258 yards, with an interception and threw the first touchdown pass of his career.

With Peyton Barber banged up, junior college transfer Jovon Robinson led the way with 91 rushing yards.

Auburn averages 173.6 yards on the ground, 197.5 yards through the air and 371.1 yards of total offense. The Tigers average 27.3 points per game.

Prediction: Texas A&M 27-17.



Mississippi State at Missouri

Prediction: Mississippi State 30-14.



Vandy at Florida

Prediction: Florida 41-10.



Kentucky at Georgia

Prediction: Georgia 17-13.



Arkansas at Ole Miss

Prediction: Ole Miss 28-21.



South Carolina at Tennessee

Prediction: Tennessee 31-17.



LSU at Alabama

Prediction: Alabama 24-20.