SEC teams looking to start the conference schedule 1-0 will face off Saturday when the Florida Gators host the Texas A&M Aggies at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Florida. Both teams began the season with a home loss to higher-ranked opponents; the Gators lost to Miami 41-17 while the Aggies were beaten 23-13 by Notre Dame. Both schools then rebounded last week by defeating FCS teams: Samford (Florida) and McNeese State (A&M).

Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. ET. The Aggies are 3-point favorites in the latest Texas A&M vs. Florida odds, while the over/under limit for total points is 45. (For current odds for every game this week, visit our college football odds page.)

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The model knows the Aggies are one of the best punting teams in college football. Texas A&M averages 49.0 yards per punt, leading the SEC and ranking second nationally, only better than Baylor (50.8). That bodes well for a team facing a Florida team that averages 13.0 yards per punt return, ranking 31st nationally.

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