With a loss to Mississippi State, Texas A&M’s season took an unfortunate turn on Saturday. They will look to right the ship and avoid another November collapse.
Despite a strong season since the embarrassing loss to UCLA, the Aggies fell to Mississippi State on Saturday by double digits. While this loss isn’t season ending, it definitely is a hit to the teams’s confidence. Texas A&M isn’t in playoff consideration, but they are still looking for bowl eligibility. They will look to right the ship during the month of November, a month that hasn’t been kind to the Aggies as of late.
According to team captain Travyeon Williams, this loss gives the team a chip on their shoulder and a reason to play harder. They will need every bit of that chip as they face high-flying Auburn in the coming week.
"It puts a chip on your shoulder & gives you something to go out there & play harder for next week." - @TrayveonW#12thMan pic.twitter.com/symuKQlShr
— Texas A&M Football (@AggieFootball) October 31, 2017
November has not been kind to the Aggies as of late. This season, they face the likes of Auburn, New Mexico, Ole Miss and LSU to finish out the season. The outcome of the remaining four games could be the determining factor in head Coach Kevin Sumlin’s future in Aggieland.
Here are my five bold predictions for Texas A&M in the month of November.