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One of the top running backs in college football will be featured when Henry Parrish Jr. and the Miami Hurricanes (2-0) visit the Texas A&M Aggies (1-1) on Saturday, September 17, 2022.
The Hurricanes are underdogs, but by less than a touchdown (+5), against the Aggies (with an over/under of 45 points).
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Game Info and Betting Lines for Texas A&M vs. Miami
- Game Day: Saturday, September 17, 2022
- Game Time: 9:00 PM ET
- TV Channel: ESPN
- Location: College Station, Texas
- Stadium: Kyle Field
| Favorite | Spread | Favorite Spread Odds | Underdog Spread Odds | Total | Over Total Odds | Under Total Odds | Favorite Moneyline | Underdog Moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aggies | -5 | -110 | -110 | 45 | -110 | -111 | -214 | +170 |
Texas A&M Betting Insights
- Texas A&M put together a 7-5-0 ATS record last year.
- Texas A&M was favored by 5 points or more eight times last season, and covered the spread in five of those contests.
- Texas A&M games hit the over five out of 12 times last season.
Texas A&M Stats & Insights
- Texas A&M racked up just 0.9 more points per game (29.3) than Miami allowed (28.4) last season.
- Texas A&M was 6-0 against the spread and 6-0 overall in games when it put up more than 28.4 points last season.
- Last season Miami had a 3-1 record against the spread and a 4-0 record overall in games when it held opponents to fewer than 29.3 points.
- Texas A&M collected only 1.9 more yards per game (391.5) than Miami allowed per outing (389.6) last year.
- When Texas A&M piled up over 389.6 yards last season, the team was 6-0 against the spread and 6-0 overall.
- In games Miami kept its opponents to fewer than 391.5 yards last year, it had a 4-2 record ATS and a 5-1 record overall.
- Last year Texas A&M piled up 182.9 rushing yards per game, 43.9 more than Miami allowed per outing (139.0).
- Last season Texas A&M had a 6-2 ATS record and a 6-2 overall record in games the team ran for over 139.0 yards.
- Last season, Miami was 4-5 against the spread and 6-3 overall when holding opponents to fewer than 182.9 yards on the ground.
- Last season Texas A&M turned the ball over 16 times, five more than Miami’s takeaways (11).
Texas A&M’s Best Players
- Zach Calzada’s previous season stat line: 2,185 passing yards (182.1 per game), 184-for-327 (56.3%), 17 touchdowns and nine picks.
- Last season, Isaiah Spiller ran for 1,011 yards on 179 attempts (84.3 yards per game) and scored six times. Spiller also collected 25 catches for 189 yards and one score.
- Devon Achane put up 910 rushing yards on 130 carries, with nine rushing touchdowns last season. He was also successful in the air, catching 24 passes for 261 receiving yards and one score.
- In the previous year, Jalen Wydermyer grabbed 40 passes (on 70 targets) for 515 yards (42.9 per game). He also found the end zone four times.
- Ainias Smith tacked on 509 yards on 47 grabs with six touchdowns. He was targeted 80 times, and averaged 42.4 receiving yards per game.
- DeMarvin Leal’s hard work last season put together a stat line of 8.5 sacks, 8.0 TFL and 50 tackles.
- Last season Aaron Hansford grabbed 74 tackles, 5.0 TFL, and two sacks.
- Last season Leon O’Neal Jr. had a huge stat line of two interceptions, 56 tackles, 3.0 TFL, one sack, and three passes defended.
Miami Betting Insights
- Miami went 6-6-0 ATS last season.
- Miami covered the spread twice last year (2-1 ATS) when playing as at least 5-point underdogs.
- A total of five of Miami games last season went over the point total.
Miami Stats & Insights
- Miami scored 34.1 points per game last year, 18.2 more than Texas A&M surrendered (15.9).
- Miami was 6-5 against the spread and 7-4 overall in games when it scored more than 15.9 points last year.
- Texas A&M had a 6-5 record against the spread and a 7-4 record overall in games when it surrendered fewer than 34.1 points last season.
- Miami racked up 121.3 more yards per game (448.8) than Texas A&M allowed per outing (327.5) last season.
- Miami was 6-5 against the spread and 7-4 overall when the team amassed more than 327.5 yards last season.
- When Texas A&M held its opponents to less than 448.8 yards last season, it had a 6-4 record ATS and a 7-3 record overall.
- Last year Miami averaged 127.7 yards per game on the ground, just 7.1 fewer yards than Texas A&M allowed per contest (134.8).
- When Miami ran for more than 134.8 yards last season it had a 3-3 ATS record and a 4-2 overall record.
- When Texas A&M held its opponents to less than 127.7 yards on the ground last season, it was 4-2 against the spread and 4-2 overall.
- Miami turned the ball over 17 times last year, two more turnovers than Texas A&M forced (15).
Miami’s Best Players
- Tyler Van Dyke completed 62.3% of his passes to throw for 2,931 yards and 25 touchdowns last season.
- Jaylan Knighton racked up eight rushing touchdowns on 46.8 yards per game last season. Knighton was also efficient in the passing game, tallying 20 catches and three touchdowns over the course of the year.
- Last season Cam’Ron Harris rushed for 409 yards. He also scored six total touchdowns.
- Charleston Rambo averaged 97.7 yards on 6.6 receptions per game and racked up seven receiving touchdowns in 2021.
- Mike Harley averaged 45.3 receiving yards on 6.6 targets per game in 2021, scoring five touchdowns.
- Keyshawn Smith averaged 33.8 receiving yards per game on 4.9 targets per game a season ago.
- Zach McCloud proved to be a strong defender last year, recording 5.5 sacks, 6.0 TFL and 24 tackles.
- Corey Flagg Jr. had an impactful defensive performance last season with 44 tackles, 6.0 TFL, three sacks, and one interception.
- Last year James Williams intercepted two passes to go along with 19 tackles and two passes defended.
