Auburn is getting no respect from Texas A&M.

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Yes, welcome on into a special locked on crossover edition of

Locked on Auburn and Locked on Aggies. I'm Zach Blackerbie of Locked on Auburn. He's

Andrews Tefaniac of Locked on Aggies. And thank you so much for making this your first

listen every single day. We're going to talk about the very important matchup that happens late in the season

between the Auburn Tigers and the Texas A&M Aggies.

But Andrew, to start things off, when we saw some lines start to creep out of Vegas,

pretty much across the board, this is a three-point spread in favor of the Texas A&M Aggies.

I don't agree with it.

I see where they're coming from, but I do not agree with it.

I think Auburn has done enough,

and I think the home field advantage of Jordan Hare Stadium should be respected

a little bit more than we have A&M saw that firsthand when Auburn was terrible a few years ago when they came here.

I think Auburn should be favored in this game.

I look at this game and it's pretty simple to me.

I think the disrespect that you feel Auburn is receiving, I think that Texas A&M's

receiving it in other ways. And I look at this

roster and I say to myself, you know, all you ever hear about Texas A&M is, oh, they lost

everybody. There's no more five stars on this roster. Everybody's gone. It's not true. It isn't true.

Mike Elko came in. Yes, he lost a Walter Nolan. He lost in Evan Stewart. He lost some former five stars elite players. It's expected when you see coach coaching turnover. It's part of football, part of sports. But he held on to a lot too. He did a great job in the portal. And I find it funny that Texas A&M for years and years and years and years, I always put them in the same category as Notre Dame,

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