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After Texas A&M football earned its second win in a row last week in The Swamp over the Florida Gators, the Aggies head back home for Saturday night nonconference game at Kyle Field.
Redshirt freshman Marcel Reed had a coming-out party in Week 3, finishing with 178 passing yards while going 11-for-17, throwing two touchdown passes and adding another touchdown on the ground. Despite that, it’s unclear which quarterback will be under center between him and Week 1 starter Conner Weigman; head coach Mike Elko said during the week the decision will likely go up until kickoff once again.
The Aggies face the Bowling Green Falcons in Week 4. The Falcons are coming off a bye week in Week 3 and a tough 34-27 loss to No. 8 Penn State in Week 2. The Falcons are 1-1 on the season, with their lone win coming in Week 1 against FCS opponent Fordham.
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With A&M being a 23.5-point favorite coming into the week, this could be a chance for Elko to establish an early lead and find some playing time for the backups on the roster. Saturday’s game will be broadcast exclusively on SEC Network+ and ESPN+.
Here’s everything to know about the game, including time, date, TV and streaming info, and more:
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What channel is Texas A&M-Bowling Green on Saturday?
A&M’s game against Bowling Green will not be broadcast on traditional television. Instead, it will be shown on ESPN+ and SEC Network+. Those who already subscribe to ESPN+ can stream the game through that digital platform.
For customers who get the SEC Network through their cable packages, SEC Network+ is complementary to that channel. Viewers will still need to watch SEC Network+ through the ESPN app.
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