Here’s how to watch Saturday’s SEC matchup between the South Carolina Gamecocks and Texas A&M Aggies online.
A pair of SEC teams in need of a win will clash when the South Carolina Gamecocks visit the Texas A&M Aggies on Saturday evening at Kyle Field.
Head coach Kevin Sumlin is on one of the hottest seats in college football with the Aggies sitting at 3-1 so far. Last Saturday’s overtime victory over Arkansas eased some of the pressure, but fans won’t forget the season-opening collapse against UCLA or subsequent narrow win over Nicholls State.
The Aggies still have a lot of talent to work with, including star wide receiver Christian Kirk, who has four touchdowns on the season. Cornerback Armani Watts has anchored the defense with 27 tackles, two interceptions and two forced fumbles to help offset the injury to Donovan Wilson.
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South Carolina entered the year hoping to improve in the second season under Will Muschamp, and began its 2017 campaign with a strong win over a good NC State team. Since then, the Gamecocks have lost to Kentucky and needed a miracle catch to top Louisiana Tech, although they will gladly take a 3-1 record at this point.
Muschamp needs a lot more out of his offense, although sohpomore quarterback Jake Bentley has been solid in completing 63.8 percent of his passes for 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns. With star receiver Deebo Samuel out, the Gamecocks will lean heavily on versatile playmaker Ty’Son Williams.
Kickoff on Saturday is set for 7:30 p.m. Eastern, with full streaming details available below.
Date: Saturday, September 30
Start Time: 7:30 p.m. ET
Location: College Station, TX
Stadium: Kyle Field
TV Info: SEC Network
Live Stream: WatchESPN, fuboTV
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Sportsbook Review indicates oddsmakers still believe in the Aggies as 11-point favorites over South Carolina, with the over/under set at 54.5. This is a difficult game for bettors to project, as the Aggies have been all over the place so far in 2017.