Texas A&M vs. Kansas State: TV Schedule, Live Stream, Radio, Game Time and More

The Texas A&M Aggies have lost two in a row and are struggling to stay in the upper half of the Big 12 as they travel to Manhattan, Kansas to take on the No. 14 Kansas State Wildcats.

After starting the season 7-0, the Wildcats have dropped two in a row to the Oklahoma schools, including a 52-45 heart-breaker at OSU last week.

Where: Bill Snyder Stadium, Manhattan, Kansas

When: Saturday, November 12, 3:30 PM ET

Watch: ABC Regional/ESPN 3

Listen: Check here for Texas A&M and here for Kansas State. 

Betting Line: Texas A&M -4.5

Key Storyline

Both of these Big 12 teams are struggling right now, as they have both lost two in a row. Still though, Kansas State had a much better start to the season and has a little bit more on the line in this one. 

If the Wildcats lose, their season might soon turn into a failure. 

Who Might Not Play for Texas A&M

Ryan Swope (head), Questionable

Christine Michael (knee), Out

Steven Campbell (leg), Questionable

Kenric McNeal (foot), Questionable

Garrick Williams (ankle), Questionable

Coryell Judie (hamstring), Questionable

Who Might Not Play for Kansas State

Brodrick Smith (undisclosed), Questionable

Manase Foketi (ankle), Out 

BCS/Top 25 Implications

Kanas State, despite two straight losses, is No. 14 in the BCS and No. 17 in the AP Top 25.

The national championship hopes they had a few weeks ago are surely gone, but they still have a legitimate chance at finishing with a top-ten ranking. They need to win this one, though.

What They're Saying

David Ubben of ESPN points out that Texas A&M will test Collin Klein's growth as a passer.

Bill Snyder isn't too worried about facing another high-powered offense, among other things.

Texas A&M Player to Watch

Cyrus Gray. With Christine Michael officially out, the senior running back will get a chance to start. 

Gray has struggled the last two weeks against Missouri and Oklahoma (25 total carries, 87 yards), but he offers pass-catching abilities that Michael never really did. 

Gray has 12 catches in the past two games and should continue to help balance out A&M's offensive attack.

Kansas State Player to Watch

Collin Klein. There haven't been many more entertaining players in college football this year than Collin Klein.

The junior from Loveland has thrown for over 1,200 yards with nine touchdowns and only four interceptions. He has also rushed for 906 yards and has scored an amazing 19 touchdowns on the ground. 

His passing game still needs a little bit of work, but he can break off big plays at any given time. Make sure you're watching when he's on the field. 

Key Matchup

Klein against Texas A&M's pass defense.

The quarterback will get his yards on the ground, but he can be really effective if he throws the ball well.

That could spell trouble for the Aggies, who give up 311 yards per game through the air. 311 yards is 118th-best in the nation. Not so hot. 

They'll need to be better against Klein and company this weekend. 

On the Hot Seat

Neither coach. Texas A&M had a good season last year and should at least make a bowl this year.

Kansas State is putting together a terrific season and won't have to make any changes.

Prediction

Kansas State 38, Texas A&M 31