In the wake of an intense week 13, the Auburn Tigers will look to pull an upset to the No. 15 Texas A&M. Both teams will have their heads high heading to another rousing bowl contention this week as both Auburn and the Aggies picked up wins against respectively Louisiana-Monroe and New Mexico. The Tigers will treat this game as a springboard consolation to their swinging season. On the other hand, Texas A&M might give off an apparent vibe of being so busy gearing up for the lone state rivalry of November 30th that they aren’t quite bothered about the Tigers.

But this is a myth. Mike Elko’s Texas A&M is single-handedly focused on the task at hand, which is Auburn. But that doesn’t change the fact that the Tigers are still in a place to give Elko and his team an unexpected bad day. Everyone is beating the drum of the Aggies and calling it a potential lopsided clash. However, a win doesn’t always depend on how good a team has been the entire season, but on that given day.

Paul Finebaum wakes up and smells the coffee for Texas A&M