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- Missouri demolished Florida 45-17 in Columbia on Homecoming Saturday, delivering head coach Eli Drinkwitz his first win over a top-10 team since taking over the program.
- Kalshi lists Texas A&M at $0.39 to win (39% implied) and Missouri at $0.63 (63%) for the Oct. 10 matchup, with the spread set at Missouri -3.5 and the total at 48.5 points.
- SportsLine's projection model simulates the game 10,000 times and gives Texas A&M a 53% win probability — a notable counter to the Kalshi market price — and sees the under (48.5 points) hitting in 51.6% of simulations.
- Marcel Reed has thrown just one touchdown pass over his last three games, and the Texas A&M defense has given up more than 30 points to both Kentucky and LSU before a break against Arkansas.
- Austin Simmons and Missouri's defense forced Florida into a one-dimensional attack, though the source flags the game as a potential letdown spot after the statement win, noting Missouri's only loss came by a touchdown in a game it led in the fourth quarter.
- Texas A&M has already dropped two games and is unlikely to return to the College Football Playoff, per the source, making the trip to Columbia effectively a spoiler role for the Aggies.
Why it matters: For Texas A&M, the Aggies' already-slim CFP hopes effectively end with a third loss in Columbia, and the source highlights a quarterback (Reed) who has produced just one TD over his last three games. For Missouri, the article frames the game as a trap after the Florida upset — the SportsLine model actually favors the slumping Aggies 53-47, undercutting the 63% Kalshi price on the Tigers and raising the stakes on whether Missouri can close out a game it previously let slip against Mississippi State.
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