Texas A&M Prepares for New Mexico State After Key Loss and Injury

The Aggies aim to recover from a setback against South Carolina as they face New Mexico State without star running back Le'Veon Moss.

Texas A&M, ranked No. 15, is set to face New Mexico State after a bye week, following a significant loss to South Carolina.
The Aggies are contending for the SEC championship and a spot in the College Football Playoffs, tied with Tennessee at the top of the conference.
Running back Le'Veon Moss, a key player for Texas A&M, is out for the season with a knee injury, shifting the focus to backup Amari Daniels.
New Mexico State, struggling with a 2-7 record and turnover issues, ranks low nationally in turnover margin and faces a tough challenge against the Aggies.
Texas A&M's defense has been strong, holding opponents to 100 rushing yards or less in five of the last six games, while their offense ranks high in rushing yards.