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College football live scores, games, updates: Texas A&M beats Missouri in SEC matchup

College football live scores, games, updates: Texas A&M beats Missouri in SEC matchup
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Week 6 of college football only features one matchup between the top 25 teams, but there are still plenty of teams wary of an upset.

This is how weeks like this usually work. Will a team like No. 4 Tennessee get scared at Arkansas? How about No. 8 Miami at Cal in an ACC After Dark special? Can No. 12 Ole Miss bounce back with a win at South Carolina? We're about to find out.

Here are the games we'll be keeping a close eye on on Saturday. All times are Eastern and all odds are from BetMGM.

lunch | TV: ABC | Line: Texas A&M -2.5 | Overall: 48.5

The day begins with the only ranked matchup. Marcel Reed will likely start at QB for A&M as Conner Weigman continues to recover from a shoulder injury. Meanwhile, Missouri is trying to get its deep pass offense on track. QB Brady Cook was a standout throwing the ball down the field a season ago, but has only averaged 7.1 yards per pass so far in 2024.

3:30 p.m. | TV: CBS | Line: Ohio State -19.5 | Overall: 45.5

It's hard to see how Iowa's offense can keep up. But Iowa's defense is the best unit Ohio State has seen so far, and we're excited to see how the Buckeyes look against the stingy Hawkeyes.

3:30 p.m. | TV: ESPN | Line: Ole Miss -9.5 | Overall: 53.5

Ole Miss is looking to bounce back from its ugly 20-17 loss to Kentucky last week. South Carolina's defense is just as good as the Wildcats'. Ask Kentucky. The Gamecocks dominated Kentucky with a 31-6 win in Week 2. But can South Carolina's offense keep up? Stay tuned.

7:30 p.m. | TV: ABC | Line: Tennessee -13.5 | Total 58.5

Tennessee's offense has produced highlights so far, but the defense has given up just 28 points in four games and the defensive line has proven to be one of the best in the SEC. It will be a big challenge for Arkansas' offense, which can be explosive when it doesn't turn the ball over.

10:30 p.m. | TV: ESPN | Line: Miami -10.5 | Overall: 54.5

Miami is learning what life is like in the new ACC as it heads west to visit the Bears for a late-night opener in Berkeley, which also hosts “GameDay.” Can Miami and Heisman quarterback hopeful Cam Ward hold on against a spirited Cal team that's off to a 3-1 start?

Live38 updates

  • Louisville, SMU trade touchdowns in shootout

    In perhaps the most competitive game of the morning, Louisville tied SMU on an 86-yard TD toss from Tyler Shough to Ja'Corey Brooks.

  • End of 3rd quarter: Texas A&M 31, Missouri 7

    The Tigers have the ball in A&M territory and desperately need points on this drive to stay alive. They face a third-and-5 at the 44.

  • Mizzou finally on the board

    It took nearly 40 minutes of play, but Missouri scored. Brady Cook served Theo Wease Jr. for a 59-yard catch-and-run touchdown to make it 34-7.

  • A&M adds field goal

    The Aggies' lead is 34-0 after a time-consuming drive ends with a 38-yard field goal from A&M kicker Randy Bond.

    There are just over 6 minutes left in the third quarter.

  • touchdown Texas A&M!

    The Aggies move on now. Le'Veon Moss just broke off a 75-yard run to open the second half and it's now 31-0 A&M!

  • We're back in College Station for the second half. Can Missouri get back into the game, or at least make it competitive?

  • Early scoreboard update

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  • Halftime: Texas A&M 24, Missouri 0

    The Aggies go into halftime with a huge lead. Conner Weigman is back and distributing the ball, completing 15 of 19 passes for 193 yards in the first two quarters.

  • Halftime: Penn State 14, UCLA 3

    The Nittany Lions extended their lead just before halftime with this connection from Drew Allar to Tyler Warren.

  • Kevin Jennings is pitching a perfect game for SMU so far (12 for 12) and he's also doing things like this with his legs:

  • After Missouri's push stalled at midfield, Texas A&M had a chance to extend its lead with two minutes left in the first half.

  • Touchdown A&M!

    The Aggies score another touchdown when Le'Veon Moss caps an 11-play, 88-yard drive with a short plunge into the end zone.

    The play of the drive: This catch by Jahdae Walker.

  • Conner Weigman and the Aggies are back on the march, finding themselves inside Mizzou's red zone and looking to extend their lead.

  • Penn State breaks the impasse in Happy Valley

    Meanwhile, at Beaver Stadium, we finally scored points after PSU QB Drew Allar forced his way into the end zone on a goal-line run with just under seven minutes left in the second quarter.

  • NC State's Grayson McCall was carted away after a terrible hit

    Grayson McCall was fighting for extra yards when he was hit hard by converging Wake Forest players. He then lay on the ground for some time before he was finally carried off the field.

  • Aggies touchdown!

    Texas A&M extends its early lead with another one-yard TD from Amari Daniels.

    The Aggies are now 17-0.

  • Long Mizzou TD called back

    Brady Cook catches his man Luther Burden on a wheel route for a 75-yard touchdown, but when the penalty is called back, it's all for naught. This could end up being huge.

    Mizzou was later forced to punt.

  • SMU, Louisville trade early for TDs

    The Mustangs and Cardinals got off to a fast start in Louisville in what could end up being one of the highest-scoring games of the day.

  • A&M adds FG

    The Aggies' drive fails just outside the red zone, but kicker Randy Bond hits a 44-yard field goal to make it 10-0.

    The majority of A&M's yards on this drive came on this throw from Weigman to Noah Thomas.

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