Teams looking to close out their regular-season schedules on a high note meet when the Texas A&M Aggies battle the 14th-ranked LSU Tigers in an SEC matchup on Saturday. The Aggies (7-4, 4-3 SEC), who are fourth in the SEC West, have won two in a row, including a 38-10 win over Abilene Christian last week. The Tigers (8-3, 5-2 SEC), who are tied with Ole Miss for second in the SEC West, are coming off a 56-14 win over Georgia State.

Kickoff from Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, La., is set for noon ET. LSU is favored by 13 points in the latest Texas A&M vs. LSU odds, while the over/under is set at 66.5 points, per SportsLine consensus. LSU is the -486 favorite on the money line. 

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The model knows the Tigers are led by senior quarterback Jayden Daniels, who has had the hot hand of late. In last week's win over Georgia State, he completed 25 of 30 passes (83.3%) for 413 yards and six touchdowns. It was the seventh time this season he had surpassed 300 yards passing and the second time he threw for more than 400. He is also the Tigers' leading rusher, carrying 124 times for 1,014 yards (8.2 average) and 10 TDs. For the year, he has completed 220 of 303 passes (72.6%) for 3,577 yards and 36 touchdowns. 

It also has factored in that sophomore transfer quarterback Jaylen Henderson is coming off a solid performance in the win over Abilene Christian. He became the third Aggies quarterback to draw a starting assignment this year when he started against Mississippi State on Nov. 11. Against Abilene Christian, Henderson finished with 260 yards passing on 16 of 23 attempts (69.6%) and two touchdowns. He was picked off once. He also carried 12 times for 27 yards.

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