Heading to week 6, the college football battle looks more fired up than ever. While the week includes several riveting fights on the list, when Texas A&M will see eye to eye with Missouri at Kyle Field, it is going to be the most captivating SEC game ever. Well, it’s not a statement coming out of the blue. Rather, it’s both the teams’ close standing against each other that makes the game a must-watch Saturday evening showdown. But will the weather be a spoilsport? Let’s see what the forecast has to say hours before the game kicks in.

It seems fans will have the cherry on their cake as pleasant, breezy weather prevails all around. The temperature will be around 29 to 31 degrees Celsius. Although the Aggies’ home will have all the facilities to give the fans a seamless watch experience, it is always wise to carry an umbrella to avoid sudden rain on the way in and out. The humidity level will be mostly average with 43%, not letting people sweat uncomfortably in between an adrenaline rush during the game. The air quality will also be fair, ensuring the health and safety of the thousands of visitors.

If the weather cooperates, this should be a great game. In fact, both teams have equal strength with which they can come out with a win and both have some red zones that can cost them a crucial matchup.

The Aggie men in helmets, however, seem to be more poised with Le’Veon Moss being a nonstop running machine. Last week, he was a beast, rushing for 90 of his career-high 117 yards in the second half against Arkansas.

On the other hand, the Tigers look to play their best in their road opener. They had a nasty loss over Boston College but then also had a week off to figure things out. Coach Eli Drinkwitz must have made his boys do enough homework to avoid repeating the mistake.

The game will likely be close, but the Aggies might have a slight advantage with their talented coach, Mike Elko.

Mike Elko will have a great chance to prove his mettle in the big games

Texas A&M regents let go of coach Jimbo Fisher with $77 million money last year to hire Mike Elko in the hope that he can take the ladder higher for the Aggies. In the big games, Elko has been having a lot of expectations on him to bear. But the veteran is treating Saturday’s game as normally as he can, but not with a casual preparation whatsoever.

”We’re certainly aware of the magnitude of this game. When you get to a stage like this, you’d be naïve to say our kids weren’t aware of it,” Elko said of hosting a top 10 foe in Kyle Field, and the opportunity at hand. “We try to put a lot of the focus internally on us playing our best brand of football and making sure that we bring that out of the field Saturday at 11 o’clock,” the 47-year-old added in a tone oozing out confidence.

Now, Mike Elko is also aware of Missouri’s deadly offense and how they can strike harm in every position on the field, presuming he already has some plans to beat that. The rest will only come out after a little wait when the clock ticks inside the Kyle Field.

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