Here’s a breakdown for all the knockers: 

1.  Don’t Fucking Suck

2. Current Standing and Performance: Texas A&M currently has a record of 5-1, with their only loss being against Notre Dame. They have shown resilience by winning five consecutive games following that defeat. Their recent victory over Missouri, ranked No. 9 at the time, has significantly boosted their profile as a contender.

3. Remaining Schedule: The Aggies have several games left in the season, including matchups against:

• Mississippi State

• LSU

• South Carolina

• New Mexico State

• Texas

Among these, LSU and Texas are ranked opponents and will be crucial for A&M’s playoff aspirations.

4. Winning Out: For Texas A&M to have a strong case for the CFP, they would ideally need to win all their remaining games after defeating Missouri. Realistically at worst, they could lose one more game to either Texas or LSU but not both. This means finishing the regular season with a record of 10-2 or better. Ideally:

• Win against Mississippi State: This is projected as a likely win.

• Win against LSU: This game is critical; beating another ranked opponent would enhance their resume.

• Win against South Carolina and New Mexico State: Both are considered manageable victories. (Don’t count out those rat bastards at USC though).

• Win against Texas: This rivalry game could serve as a significant boost if they can upset the Longhorns. It’s gonna be a dog fight in Kyle Field and I fully expect a brawl to break out.

5. Loss Scenarios: If Texas A&M were to lose one game (for example, to LSU or Texas), they would still need to ensure that it does not derail their entire season:

• If they finish with an 11-1 record (including wins over ranked teams), they would almost certainly secure a spot in the CFP.

• If they end up with a 10-2 record but lose to either LSU or Texas while winning all other games, they could still be in contention depending on how other teams perform throughout the season.

6. Conference Championship Implications: If A&M finishes with a strong conference record (7-1 or better) and qualifies for the SEC Championship Game (CCG), even if they lose there, their overall performance could still warrant consideration for one of the playoff spots.

7. Competing Teams: The likelihood of making it into the CFP also depends on how other teams perform within major conferences like the Big Ten and ACC. If those conferences produce multiple losses among top teams while A&M maintains its winning streak, this could bolster their chances.

Point of all of this shit is that Texas A&M CAN make the College Football Playoff by finishing the regular season with at least 10 wins. Our destiny is in Mike Elko’s hands and he seems to have the guys locked in on whatever 6 inches is in front of their face on a week to week basis. Godspeed. See y’all at the natty. 

Shrek