On paper, the Texas A&M Aggies' home matchup against the New Mexico State Aggies on Saturday looks like a blowout waiting to happen. A&M is 7-2, tied atop the SEC standings and ranked No. 15 in the country,

Texas A&M might have felt like it lost twice on Nov. 2 when it sustained its first conference loss of the season to South Carolina and lost starting running back

Looks like bye week number two couldn't have come at a better time for Mike Elko's Texas A&M Aggies, who remain at No. 15 in the AP Poll and rise a spot in the

A&M checked in at No. 15 in the second rankings released on Tuesday night concerning the 12-team CFP, down one spot from a week prior. The Aggies (7-2, 5-1 SEC) host New Mexico State (2-7, 1-5 C-USA) on Saturday night in a nonconference contest before closing league play Nov. 23 at Auburn and Nov. 30 at Kyle Field against No. 3 Texas.

Texas A&M is off to a somewhat surprising 7-1 start and 5-0 run in SEC play. What does that mean for the Aggies; College Football Playoff odds?