No. 23 Texas A&M will host the New Mexico Lobos at Kyle Field in College Station to open up the season on Saturday.
As Jimbo Fisher enters year six at Texas A&M it is believed, whether warranted or not, that it will be a make-or-break year for Fisher. After a disappointing 5-7 campaign that was full of injuries and close losses, Aggie fans are ready to turn the page.
Jimbo is 39-21 overall and 23-18 in the SEC with three bowl wins since joining the Aggies in 2018. The Texas A&M roster is full of talent that was able to gain valuable experience last season and are hoping it will pay dividends starting with game one against the Lobos.
Texas A&M’s 2023 regular-season home schedule has contests against ULM, Auburn, Alabama, South Carolina, Mississippi State, and ACU
The Aggies’ Road schedule features games at Miami, Arkansas, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and LSU.
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Below is gameday, television and radio information for Saturday’s Texas A&M – New Mexico contest at Kyle Field.
How to Watch
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TV: ESPN
Play-by-play: Mark Jones
Analyst: Louis Riddick
Sideline: Quint Kessenich
How to Listen
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TAMU Sports Network: WTAW 1620AM, WTAW 94.5FM (local)
SiriusXM app: Ch. 135/191
Web: 12thman.com
App: 12th Man Mobile App
Play-by-Play: Andrew Monaco
Analysts: Dave Elmendorf
Sideline: Will Johnson
Series History
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Series: Texas A&M leads, 5-0
Biggest win: 63 points (63-0, 1926 in College Station)
Biggest loss: –
Longest winning streak: 5 games (1926-2021)
Longest losing streak: –
Current streak: Texas A&M 5 games (1926-2021)
Depth charts, 12th man, score predictions
Jimbo Fisher previews Texas A&M – New Mexico
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A promising Aggies offense will face a nice first test against the Lobos
“A very tough preparation for an offense to know where their guys are. They play the run extremely well with the disruption they cause. Even when they play the box light, getting into the two-deep scheme, they twist and stunt up front and do a great job of creating holes and mismatches. And they play extremely hard. They finish the plays.”
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