Texas A&M football looks to keep it rolling in Week 11.

Off to their best overall start in over three decades, Marcel Reed and No. 3 Texas A&M close out their three-game SEC road trip with another top-25 matchup as they pay a visit to No. 17 Missouri. In search of their sixth SEC win of the season, the Aggies are off to their second consecutive season starting the year 5-0 in conference play.

The Aggies and the Tigers are slated for a 3:30 p.m. ET kickoff on Saturday, Nov. 8 from Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium in Columbia, Missouri.

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If the season were to end this week, Texas A&M would be a No. 3 seed in the College Football Playoff based on the first CFP rankings that were released on Tuesday, Nov. 4. The Aggies have two ranked wins on the season, and hold the No. 3 spot in both the US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 poll.

As for Missouri, which is starting true freshman quarterback Matt Zollers with Beau Pribula injured, the Tigers have some work to do for their postseason prospects. Eli Drinkwitz’s squad comes in at No. 22 in the CFP top 25 rankings, meaning they are well out of the 12-team picture as things stand currently, and a win over Texas A&M would surely help.

Here’s what to know on how to watch Saturday’s college football matchup between Texas A&M and Missouri, including kickoff and TV channel and streaming information:

What TV channel is Texas A&M and Missouri on today?

Texas A&M vs. Missouri will be broadcast nationally on ABC in Week 11 of the 2025 college football season. Joe Tessitore and Jesse Palmer will broadcast the game from the booth at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium, with Katie Georgia reporting from the sidelines.

Streaming options for the game include the ESPN app (with a TV login) and Fubo, which carries the ESPN family of networks and offers a free trial to new subscribers.

How to watch college football on ESPN, ABC without YouTube TV

Disney-owned channels such as ABC and the ESPN family of networks are no longer available on YouTube TV after it and Disney were unable to agree to new contract terms.

Artificial Intelligence or AI is everywhere, even in mental health care.

With demand for services soaring and resources stretched thin, it sounds like the perfect solution.

But after headlines about chatbots causing harm, is AI really safe?

MU Health Care psychiatrist Dr. Arpit Aggarwal told Missourinet that for many people, AI can be the first point of contact when they’re struggling.

“But it’s not at a place yet where it’s ready to replace a professionally trained therapist in human or person therapist,” said Aggarwal. “And that’s why it’s the concern. It might be a good tool to start your process with, but it cannot replace a human therapist.”

Dr. Aggarwal said some safeguards have been put in place.

“ChatGPT which is one of the bigger players here they recently announced a new policy in which if they determine at their end that their risk for suicide they would automatically get them some help from a like a human,” said Aggarwal.

Could artificial intelligence ever replace a human as a therapist?

Aggarwal (told Missourinet that it is a very tough question to answer.

“Psychiatry and psychotherapy, it’s very highly dependent on empathy, reading emotions and most of the AI are more language models,” said Aggarwal. “So as of now, there’s nothing which can say that they can replace the human therapist in the near future.”

Dr. Arpit says using AI as a therapist is becoming more common, especially among teens—and that trend is raising serious concerns.

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