No. 9 Texas A&M will host the Auburn Tigers on Saturday afternoon, as the Aggies will open SEC play after defeating Notre Dame on the road in Week 3, coming off the first of two bye weeks with plenty of momentum. However, the Tigers are a week removed from falling to Oklahoma 24-17, and are looking to rebound before hosting Georgia in two weeks.

Texas has a very favorable draw when it comes to the 3 rivalry games it drew for the next 4 years in league play.

After a bye week, No. 9-ranked Texas A&M is looking to keep its undefeated 3-0 record airtight in the SEC opener against Auburn. Here’s what to know about today's matchup.

Despite being on a bye after their comeback win over Notre Dame, the Texas A&M Aggies feel fully prepared to begin conference play.

Here's a look back at Texas A&M's four-overtime loss to Auburn last season, which effectively ended the Aggies' CFP hopes.

With that also comes three permanent opponents attached to each program's schedule. Earlier this week, Texas A&M discovered its three rivals for the foreseeable future will consist of the Texas Longhorns, LSU Tigers and Missouri Tigers.

Last month, SEC presidents moved to adopt a nine-game conference schedule starting in 2026. As part of the schedule, each team will have three annual opponents with the other six games rotating. This will allow every team to play each other at least once every other year.