On paper, the No. 21 Missouri Tigers will be just fine after dropping a Week 6 game to Texas A&M. In the new era with the 12-team playoff, one loss is not the a

Texas A&M defensive lineman Albert Regis, second from right, celebrates after sacking Missouri quarterback Brady Cook in the second half of his team's 41-10 victory on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024, in College Station, Texas.

The SEC is in complete disarray, as is most of college football. With five of the top 11 teams in the country all losing on Saturday, this will massively impact the SEC when it comes to the College Football Playoff bubble watch.

Perhaps the schedule makers thought we would need a breather after Georgia–Alabama last week? There’s only one ranked matchup across the entire slate and nothing that jumps out on paper. That said, there are some intriguing matchups that could yield potentially telling results.

It’s still a close race, but we have a new leader as we enter Week 6 with Christian D’Andrea sitting at the top with a one-game advantage over the two-way tie for second place. The pick that gave him an advantage over everyone else was correctly calling Notre Dame to cover against Louisville when everyone else had the Cardinals.

Can Missouri football score a win at Texas A&M in a ranked matchup on Kyle Field? You can find live updates from the game here.

Preview the Week 6 college football Texas A&M Aggies vs. Missouri Tigers game with stats, game information and how to watch links.