Texas A&M Favored to Face Injured LSU in Pivotal SEC Matchup at Baton Rouge

Texas A&M faces a crucial matchup against LSU at the challenging Tiger Stadium, known as Death Valley, where the Aggies have not won since joining the SEC. Both teams enter the game with significant injuries; LSU will be without starting left tackle Tyree Adams and linebacker Whit Weeks is likely out, while Texas A&M will miss running back LeVeon Moss and safeties Bryce Anderson and Rashad Johnson Jr. The game is expected to be a tough contest with weather conditions potentially impacting play, and although LSU has struggled this season, their talented roster and home-field advantage make them a formidable opponent. Texas A&M's strong pass rush and improved performance under coach Mike Elko signal a program on the rise, but overcoming LSU's defense in Baton Rouge remains a major challenge. The rivalry has a rich history, with LSU leading the series and having won the last eight home meetings, underscoring the significance of this SEC clash for both teams' playoff aspirations.