Texas A&M kicks off its 2023 season in less that 2 weeks when the Aggies take on New Mexico at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN.

The Aggies are one of the more interesting teams in the conference this season. Many expected A&M to make a push for the CFP last season but they instead finished with a 5-7 record and missed out on a bowl game. Anticlimactic, much?

But things should be different this year. Connor Weigman showed promise under center to end 2022, even beating LSU to finish the year. Jimbo Fisher also brought in Bobby Petrino to run the offense, which boasts one of the better WR units in the league.

Here’s a look at Texas A&M’s probability of winning each game in 2023, per ESPN’s Football Power Index (FPI).

  • Sept. 2 vs. New Mexico: 96.7%
  • Sept 9 at Miami: 51%
  • Sept. 16 vs. UL Monroe: 96.7%
  • Sept. 23 vs. Auburn: 73.4%
  • Sept. 30 vs. Arkansas: 60.1%
  • Oct. 7 at Alabama: 21%
  • Oct. 14 vs. Tennessee: 33.7%
  • Oct. 28 vs. South Carolina: 78%
  • Nov. 4 vs. Ole Miss: 41.3%
  • Nov. 11 vs. Mississippi State: 71%
  • Nov. 18 vs. Abilene Christian: 99%
  • Nov. 25 at LSU: 22.9%

Take this with a grain of salt, but the Aggies are favored in 8 of their 12 regular season games this season and only drastic underdogs twice: at Alabama and at LSU.

Miami should pose a good challenge for Texas A&M. The Hurricanes have a good, not fantastic defense that will ease them into a rough October with matchups against Alabama, Tennessee and South Carolina.