True, the 2024 campaign isn’t officially over until Mike Elko and the Aggies face USC in the SRS Distribution Las Vegas Bowl on December 27th.

However, the Southeastern Conference has already announced the league games for the 2025 season.

The timetables were announced on Wednesday evening.

It was already known that A&M’s SEC opponents would be the “opposite” of the 2024 roster. For example, The Aggies faced the Texas Longhorns at Kyle Field this Novemberso the Maroon & White will travel to Austin next year…the Nov. 29 showdown will be A&M’s first trip to the state capital since 2010.

A&M’s season opener includes UTSA’s first trip to Aggieland since 2019. Other non-conference dates include a return to South Bend to play Notre Dame (Sept. 13) and home games against Utah State (Sept. 6) and Samford (Sept. 13). . November). 22).

After a 21-17 A&M triumph at AT&T Stadium this yearthe Southwest Classic vs. Arkansas moves back to campus, with A&M traveling to Fayetteville on Oct. 18. It will be the Ags’ first trip to Northwest Arkansas since 2013 and just their third since 1990.

Conference home games at Kyle Field include dates against Mississippi State (October 4) and Florida (October 11), as well as opportunities for revenge against Auburn (September 27) and South Carolina (November 15).

After a memorable November in 2024, A&M plays four games in four weeks in the final month of the regular season, starting at Mizzou (Nov. 8) against South Carolina and Samford before concluding in Austin.

And finally, for the Aggies foolishly planning fall 2025 weddings, A&M’s open dates fall on September 20th and November 1st. Plan accordingly…if you must.

2025 Texas A&M Football Schedule

• August 30 – vs. UTSA – Bryan-College Station, TX
• September 6 – vs. Utah State – Bryan-College Station, TX
• September 13th – at Notre Dame – South Bend, Indiana
• September 27 – vs. Auburn – Bryan-College Station, TX
• October 4 – vs. Mississippi State – Bryan-College Station, TX
• October 11 – vs. Florida – Bryan-College Station, TX
• Oct. 18 – in Arkansas – Fayetteville, AR
• Oct. 25 – at LSU – Baton Rouge, LA
• November 8th – in Missouri – Columbia, MO
• November 15 – vs. South Carolina – Bryan-College Station, TX
• November 22 – vs. Samford – Bryan-College Station, TX
• November 29th – in Texas – Austin, TX

Home games in bold