Breaking down and analyzing the 2021 Texas A&M Aggies football schedule with the best and worst case scenarios.
2021 Texas A&M Football Schedule
Sept. 4 Kent State
Sept. 11 at Colorado (in Denver)
Sept. 18 New Mexico
Sept. 25 Arkansas (in Arlington)
Oct. 2 Mississippi State
Oct. 9 Alabama
Oct. 16 at Missouri
Oct. 23 South Carolina
Oct. 30 OPEN DATE
Nov. 6 Auburn
Nov. 13 at Ole Miss
Nov. 20 Prairie View
Nov. 27 at LSU
Dec. 4 SEC Championship (in Atlanta)
Games vs. The East: at Missouri, South Carolina
Missed Teams From The East: Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
– 2021 SEC Composite Schedule, Best Games Each Week
Texas A&M Aggies Football Schedule Analysis: Everything is set up nicely to build into another amazing season. As long as the Aggies don’t gack against Colorado on the road, they should be 3-0 with ease before going into the Arkansas game.
Considering the dates with the Buffs and Hogs are technically in neutral sites, the Aggies don’t get 100% pure road game until facing Missouri in the sixth game of the year. More than that, the only true road games at Mizzou, Ole Miss, and LSU – that’s not bad. Alabama and Auburn are at home, and missing Georgia and Florida from the East is huge.
Best Case Scenario: 11-1. There will be a misfire along the way, but even if there’s a loss to Alabama, everything else might work out. At the very least, there’s no excuse to not get fired up for the potential of being at least 10-1 going into the regular season finale at LSU.
Worst Case Scenario: 8-4. Let’s set the bar high considering how many massive breaks the A&M schedule has. Losing to Alabama and at LSU wouldn’t be a shocker, and playing at Ole Miss is dangerous and Auburn and at Missouri won’t be layups.
