Keep up with SEC schedules, odds, predictions, kickoff times and more as Week 9 of the college football season continues Oct. 25.

After LSU officials announced heightened game day security measures last week, the school released more details ahead of Saturday’s matchup against Texas A&M. For the majority of fans, the biggest change will likely be traffic.

LSU's struggling defense faces an elite Texas A&M offense. Can they contain explosive playmakers and fix glaring weaknesses, or will the Aggies exploit the same holes?

Linebacker Whit Weeks has been ruled out, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel, who initially reported Friday that the standout defender was listed as doubtful. Thamel noted that Weeks was going to try and warm up and attempt to play, but has now been ruled out due to an ankle injury, specifically a bone bruise.

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Texas A&M and LSU have played highly competitive games in recent years, kicked off by a historic seven-overtime matchup in 2018. The home team has won each of the past eight matchups, including a 38-23 win by Texas A&M against LSU last season at Kyle Field. Marcel Reed came off the bench and scored three touchdowns in a come-from-behind victory.

The SEC boasts another heavyweight top 25 matchup this week as the No. 3 Texas A&M Aggies visit Death Valley to take on the No. 20 LSU Tigers. We'll either see the conference's race to the championship game get clearer as the Aggies inch closer to locking in a spot and LSU is eliminated,