Texas vs Texas A&M Betting Odds + Quinn Ewers Injury Status

The Texas Longhorns are 5.5-point favorites against Texas in a battle for the last spot in the SEC Championship game.
Texas A&M has +180 odds to win with Longhorns’ quarterback Quinn Ewers status in the air.
Betting odds for Saturday’s 48.0-point total favor the over at -115 odds.

COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The final spot in the SEC Championship Game will be determined on Saturday when the Texas Longhorns square off with the Texas A&M Aggies as 5.5-point favorites. There are +180 legal sports betting odds for the Aggies to defend home field and earn a win in the Lone Star Showdown.

Texas vs Texas A&M Betting Odds

Team	Spread	Moneyline	Total
Texas	-5.5 (-115)	-220	O48.0 (-115)
Texas A&M	+5.5 (-105)	+180	U48.0 (-105)

The Aggies and Longhorns played every year from 1915-2011 and now get to renew their rivalry with Texas joining the SEC. The stakes of this rivalry have never been higher, as the winning bet at Texas sportsbooks will be facing the Georgia Bulldogs in the conference championship, while the losing team likely won’t make the College Football Playoff.

The injury status of Texas quarterback Quinn Ewers will play a major part in the outcome of the Lone Star Showdown. Ewers practiced on Monday but there wasn’t much word from coach Steve Sarkisian about his game status for Week 14.

The NFL prospect suffered a mild ankle sprain in last week’s win against Kentucky. Texas has a competent backup in Arch Manning if Ewers remains sidelined, but playing the freshman quarterback at a packed Kyle Field doesn’t sound like a recipe for success.

Back The Aggies +5.5 Vs Texas At +105 Odds

The Longhorns remain favored at legal college football betting sites without much update on Ewers ahead of Saturday’s game. Bets on Texas A&M will start to flood in if Ewers ends up being unable to play in the biggest game of the season.

The Aggies are 5-1 outright at home this season with the support of “The 12th Man.” Get your bets in on Texas A&M now before sportsbooks show love to the Aggies on the moneyline, spread, or to make the College Football Playoff.

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Zachary Kelley

Zach graduated from Florida State University with a degree in Writing, Editing, and Media. Zach is interested in the legalization aspect of sports betting and enjoys participating in DFS. He has a passion for sports writing and most enjoys writing about football and baseball both professional and collegiate.