Texas A&M and Tennessee start time, TV channel finalized

The Texas A&M Aggies and Tennessee Volunteers game is scheduled to tip off at 2 p.m. Central Time on Saturday, November 14, at Kyle Field, according to the Aggies' announcement on social media. ESPN will broadcast the matchup. Texas A&M aims to end a two-game losing streak following their recent defeat to the South Carolina Gamecocks 17-9.

The Aggies currently sit at 4-5 overall and 1-5 in SEC play. Their offensive struggles in conference games have been evident, as they have managed to score an average of only 16.0 points per game against opponents from the Southeastern Conference. In contrast, Tennessee enters the week brimming with confidence after a dominant 34-6 victory over the Kentucky Wildcats, which propelled them to a 7-2 record heading into the contest.

Tennessee's road record stands at 2-1 this season, while Texas A&M has cemented their home dominance with a 4-1 tally in games played at Kyle Field. The matchup presents the potential of a trap game for both teams, especially considering their upcoming showdown with the LSU Tigers, which could serve as a playoff elimination game.

This will be the sixth encounter between Texas A&M and Tennessee, with the Volunteers leading the series 3-2. Their most recent meeting transpired on November 20, 2023, with Tennessee emerging victorious 20-13. Texas A&M claimed the sole other contest at Kyle Field, securing a 45-38 triumph in 2016.

The Aggies and Vols have faced each other three times thus far, with Tennessee holding a slight edge in the series. Their final meeting at Kyle Field took place on October 8, 2016, with Texas A&M claiming a narrow 45-38 victory.