South Carolina Gamecocks vs. Texas A&M Aggies Picks and Prediction for Saturday, November 15, 2025
Use Code WWWC A pair of SEC programs collide on the gridiron in the Lone Star State as the South Carolina Gamecocks travel to take on the #3 Texas A&M Aggies Saturday afternoon and we have you covered with our South Carolina vs. Texas A&M prediction. South Carolina had a bye week last week. The Gamecocks fell 30-14 on the road to #7 Ole Miss in in their previous contest November 1 and failed to cover the line as a 12.5-point underdog in that contest. Texas A&M routed #22 Missouri 38-17 in their previous contest last Saturday, covering the line as a 6.5-point favorite. In the all-time series between the teams, the Aggies own a 9-2 advantage but the Gamecocks picked up a 44-20 home win in the most recent matchup on November 2, 2024. Read more about this South Carolina vs. Texas A&M prediction! Don’t get penalized! Increase your bankroll with our NCAAF Betting Picks!
South Carolina Seeking to Pull Upset
South Carolina had a bye week last week and enters this game losers of six of their previous seven games, including four straight, as they head to College Station here. The Gamecocks enter this game 3-6 overall and stand 1-6 in SEC play on the year. Against Ole Miss, South Carolina scored the game’s opening touchdown but gave up 17 unanswered points to trail 17-7 at the half. The Gamecocks got no closer than three the rest of the way en route to the loss. South Carolina was outgained 417-230 in total offense, gave up 19 first downs while picking up 15, lost time of possession by a 30:46 to 29:14 margin and turned the ball over three times while forcing a pair in the loss.
The Gamecocks are 105th in the nation in passing offense with 193.3 yards a contest and 128th in rushing by averaging 100.8 yards per game. South Carolina is 121st in the FBS in scoring offense as they put up 19.7 points a game this season. The Gamecocks are 49th in scoring defense as they allow 22.1 points per game. LaNorris Sellers is 124 of 201 passing for 1,536 yards with seven touchdowns and five interceptions. He is third on the team with 158 rushing yards and three scores. Luke Doty (18 of 28, 148 yards, INT, 20 rush yards) is the backup quarterback. Rahsul Faison leads the team with 81 carries for 350 yards plus three scores. Oscar Adaway III (38 carries, 131 yards, TD), Matt Fuller (54 carries, 181 yards, two TD) and Jawarn Howell (seven carries, 30 yards) are next in line. Nyck Harbor is tied for the team lead with 21 catches for 401 yards and four scores on the year. Donovan Murph (10 receptions, 139 yards), Vandrevius Jacobs (21 catches, 343 yards, two TD), Brian Rowe Jr. (seven catches, 67 yards, TD), Brady Hunt (16 grabs, 144 yards), Brian Rowe Jr. (14 catches, 134 yards, TD) and Jordan Dingle (nine receptions, 112 yards) are other valuable targets in the passing game. William Joyce has hit all 21 extra point attempts and eight of 11 field goal attempts with a long of 49 on the year.
Aggies Trying to Maintain Hold on CFP Position
Texas A&M rolled past #22 Missouri last week as they continue to try to lock down a top spot in the CFP and a potential first-round bye. The Aggies improved to 9-0 overall and are tied for the top spot in the SEC with a 6-0 mark. Against Missouri, Texas A&M led 7-0 after the opening quarter and 14-0 at the half in the game. The Aggies never let the Tigers get closer than that the rest of the way en route to the victory. Texas A&M owned a 464-284 edge in total offense, picked up 21 first downs while allowing 17, controlled the clock by a 35:46 to 24:14 margin and forced two turnovers while committing one.
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The Aggies enter this contest 42nd in the nation in passing offense as they average 254.9 yards per game through the air. Texas A&M is 19th in rushing offense as they average 204.9 yards per contest on the ground. The Aggies are 12th in the FBS in scoring offense as they average 37.8 points per contest while they are 57th in the country in scoring defense by allowing 22.9 points a game. Marcel Reed is 157 of 252 passing for 2,193 yards with 19 scores against six picks while adding 378 yards plus six scores on the ground. Miles O’Neil is four of seven for 101 yards with one touchdown and one interception. Le’Veon Moss is part of the time share in the ground game with 70 carries for 389 yards and six scores on the year. Rueben Owens II (91 carries, 542 yards, five TD) and EJ Smith (29 carries, 139 yards, two TD) are factors in the run game as well. Mario Craver leads the team with 46 receptions for 775 yards and four scores on the year. KC Concepcion (40 catches, 629 yards, eight TD), Ashton Bethel-Roman (12 grabs, 242 yards, two TD), Terry Bussey (12 catches, 151 yards, TD), Theo Melin Ohrstrom (15 receptions, 121 yards, TD) and Nate Boerkircher (13 grabs, 117 yards, two TD) are each over 100 yards receiving this season. Randy Bond is 32 of 32 on extra point attempts and 10 of 15 on field goal attempts with a long of 49 this season. Jared Zirkel is 11 of 12 on extra point attempts and hit his lone field goal attempt this season, which came from 37 yards.
South Carolina vs. Texas A&M Pick
Spread Pick for South Carolina vs. Texas A&M
- Texas A&M -18.5 (4 units)
South Carolina had high expectations heading into this season as Sellers was widely considered a potential #1 pick in the draft next season. Instead, the wheels have come off, and the Gamecocks have dropped six of their last seven games. In addition, South Carolina is 0-3 on the road with all three losses coming by multiple scores. Texas A&M comes home after three straight road games, and they won’t have a look ahead spot this week as they play FCS program Samford next week before facing Texas on Black Friday. The Aggies have won four of their five home games by at least 17 points, and with South Carolina struggling to score, Texas A&M wins this one convincingly to remain unbeaten.
Over/Under Pick for South Carolina vs. Texas A&M
- Over 47.5 (4 units)
South Carolina has seen the under post a 6-3 mark in their nine games this season. The Gamecocks have seen the under post a 2-1 mark in their three road games on the year, though this will be a different task. Texas A&M has seen the over hit in seven of their nine games as they have scored at least 31 points in eight of their nine contests. The Aggies have put up at least 41 points five times on the year. Texas A&M comes in with three straight overs on the books entering this game and they’ve barely slowed down when it comes to putting points on the board. The Aggies pile up gaudy numbers again here and that helps this game over the number.
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