Texas A&M vs. Oklahoma: Spread Info, BCS Impact, Line and Prediction

Even though the 5-3 Texas A&M Aggies have fallen out of the BCS Top 25, their matchup with the No. 6 Oklahoma Sooners is still huge.

The Sooners are still hurting from their loss to Texas Tech, and even though they won last week, they need to dispatch of a faulty A&M team to prove they still deserve to be in BCS championship talk.

The Aggies are having an extremely disappointing season filled with marquee losses, but a win over the Sooners would go a long way towards righting all of their wrongs and will let them leave the Big 12 on a big note.

This won't be a very forgiving game with a matchup of two teams that desperately need to win.

Where: Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, Norman, OK

When: Saturday Nov. 5. 3:30 p.m EST

Watch: ABC, ESPN2, ESPN3

Spread: Oklahoma -13

It's pretty easy to bet against the Aggies this year.

Over/Under: 69

That's a really big over/under for two teams that can be flawed at times.

All Betting Information Courtesy of ESPN.com

Key Injuries:

Texas A&M: Wide receiver Jeff Fuller probable (toe), linebacker Garrick Williams probable (ankle), Kenric McNeal questionable (foot), defensive back Coryell Judie questionable (hamstring), linebacker Brandon Alexander questionable (elbow).

Oklahoma: Linebacker Tom Wort probable (back), defensive back Jamell Fleming probable (knee), offensive linemen Ben Habern probable (forearm), kicker Jimmy Stevens questionable (quadricep), running back Dominique Whaley out for season (ankle).

BCS/Top 25 Poll Implications:

Oklahoma still has to feel they have a good shot at the Big 12 and the national championship at No. 6, while the Aggies can read 'em their season and potentially get back in the BCS with a huge win.

Keys to Texas A&M Win:

Senior quarterback Ryan Tannehill has to go on the road and lead his team to a very hard victory. That means he needs to protect the ball and not add to his seven interceptions on the season.

Keys to Oklahoma Win:

Quarterback Landry Jones is highly considered to be one of the best in the nation. He's got a chance to prove that he's a step above the rest with a decisive win here.

Prediction: 

Oklahoma was overrated at the beginning of the season, but now they are underrated.

Texas A&M: 16 Oklahoma: 34