Texas A&M vs. Missouri Picks and Prediction for Saturday, November 8, 2025
Use Code WWWC Texas A&M Aggies (8-0) vs. Missouri Tigers (6-2)
Week 11 of the 2025 college football season brings plenty of interesting games on Saturday, November 8, including the SEC showdown at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, MO, so we have prepared the Texas A&M vs. Missouri prediction to get you covered.
The Aggies aim for their third straight victory over the Tigers. Last season, Texas A&M trounced Missouri 41-10 as a 2.5-point home favorite, and the game went over the 47.5-point total. The Aggies are 7.5-point road favorites this time around, while the total sits at 48.5 points.
Read more about this Texas A&M vs. Missouri prediction, and make sure to check out all our NCAAF picks for Week 11. The kick-off at Memorial Stadium is set at 3:30 PM ET.
Texas A&M continues to roll
The No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies (8-0; 4-4 ATS; 6-2 O/U) are 5-0 in conference play. They were on a bye in Week 10, getting ready to extend their winning streak to nine games. The Aggies will hit the road for the third straight game. In their previous two showings, the Aggies have beaten Arkansas 45-42 and LSU 49-25.
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Against Arkansas, the Aggies allowed a staggering 527 total yards, but their offense was terrific, racking up 497 yards in return. Texas A&M went 5-for-11 on 3rd down and 3-for-3 on 4th down. Sophomore QB Marcel Reed threw for 280 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 55 yards and a touchdown, and sophomore RB Rueben Owens posted 14 carries for 69 yards and two scores.
The Aggies’ defense bounced back in the LSU game, posting seven sacks and 11 tackles for loss on the night. Texas A&M outgained the Tigers 426-278 in total yards and won comfortably despite losing the turnover battle 2-0. Reed tossed for 202 yards and a couple of touchdowns and interceptions while rushing 13 times for 108 yards and two touchdowns.
“Early on, we were a bit too much into the emotions of it all and weren’t handling our emotions the right way,” Texas A&M coach Mike Elko said. "In the second half, we played clean football and played mistake-free football. When we do that, we are really good.”
The Aggies score 37.8 points per game (11th in the nation) on 259.1 passing yards (34th) and 200.1 rushing yards (23rd). They allow 23.6 points in return (60th) on 203.0 passing yards (44th) and 118.5 rushing yards (33rd).
Reed has thrown for 1,972 yards, 17 touchdowns, and six interceptions so far this season. He’s rushed for 349 yards and six touchdowns, while Owens has accounted for 440 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Wideouts Mario Craver and Kevin Concepcion have combined for 1,261 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns.
The Aggies miss their starting running back, Le’Veon Moss, due to a leg injury. Across six games this season, Moss has recorded 70 carries for 389 yards and six touchdowns.
Missouri hopes for a bounce-back performance
The Missouri Tigers (6-2; 4-3-1; 4-4 O/U) are 2-2 in conference play. Last week, they were on a bye, too, and the Tigers desperately need a break. Missouri has dropped two of its previous three contests, sandwiching a 23-17 double-overtime victory at Auburn with a couple of tough losses against Alabama, 27-24 at home, and Vanderbilt, 17-10 on the road.
Two weeks ago, the Tigers lost their starting quarterback. Senior signal-caller Beau Pribula threw for 68 yards before exiting the Vanderbilt game with an ankle injury. Pribula won’t play against Texas A&M, and we will see freshman Matt Zollers under center.
Zollers has appeared in four games this season, going 20-of-29 for 213 yards and two touchdowns. He threw for 138 yards and a TD against Vanderbilt. The Tigers outgained the Commodores 376-265 in total yards and kept the ball in possession for 36:12, but it wasn’t enough.
“We’re probably not playing for the conference championship now with two losses," Missouri coach Eli Drinkwitz said. "But we’re darn sure playing for the playoffs. We’ve already accomplished one of our goals, which was to qualify for a bowl game. And so now it’s free football to see what kind of opportunity we have next.”
The Tigers score 35.4 points per game (tied for 24th in the nation) on 237.3 passing yards (60th) and 235.5 rushing yards (10th). They surrender just 16.8 points in return (tied for 13th) on 155.4 passing yards (7th) and 90.4 rushing yards (13th). Just four teams in the country allow fewer total yards per game than Missouri.
Sophomore RB Ahmad Hardy has been outstanding for the Tigers this season, rushing 159 times for 937 yards and 11 touchdowns. Pribula has thrown for 1,685 yards, 11 touchdowns, and seven interceptions while rushing for 220 yards and five touchdowns.
Senior WR Kevin Coleman Jr. has amassed 51 catches, 558 receiving yards, and a touchdown thus far. Junior TE Brett Norfleet has recorded 26 receptions for 224 yards and five touchdowns, as he’s been Pribula’s favorite target in the red zone.
Texas A&M vs. Missouri Pick
Spread Pick for Texas A&M vs. Missouri
- Missouri +7.5 (5 units)
I’m interested in Missouri, even though the Tigers miss their starting quarterback. The Tigers lean on their rushing and defense, and Missouri’s defensive unit has been one of the best in the country all season. Missouri held Alabama to 325 total yards and 27 points, so I expect the Tigers to contain the Aggies’ fluid offense.
The Aggies’ defense has been solid thus far, but it has had a couple of shaky displays. In that narrow road win over Arkansas three weeks ago, the Aggies gave up 268 rushing yards on 32 carries. The Tigers will pound the rock in this game, looking to lift the pressure off their freshman QB.
Texas A&M is 4-9 ATS in its last 13 games overall and 0-6 ATS in its previous six outings in November. Missouri is 9-3-1 ATS in its last 13 games overall and 5-0 ATS in its previous five showings in November.
Over/Under Pick for Texas A&M vs. Missouri
- Under 48.5 (5 units)
The Tigers will lean on their stout defense once more. On the other side of the ball, they will rush a lot and eat the clock. They’ll try everything they can to slow things down and keep the Aggies’ offensive unit on the sidelines.
Hereof, I’m going with the under, though it’s a tricky wager given the way the Aggies have been playing thus far. The over is 7-2 in the Aggies’ last nine games overall and 9-0 in their previous nine road contests. On the other hand, four of Missouri’s last five games overall have gone under.
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