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Tennessee vs Texas A&M Odds, Picks, Predictions & Props (Feb 22)

Zach Reger

By Zach Reger in College Basketball

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Texas A&M guard Wade Taylor celebrating after a play
Feb 8, 2025; Columbia, Missouri, USA; Texas A&M Aggies guard Wade Taylor IV (4) celebrates after a play during the first half against the Missouri Tigers at Mizzou Arena. Mandatory Credit: Jay Biggerstaff-Imagn Images
  • #6 Tennessee travels to College Station to face #7 Texas A&M
  • The Aggies are short, home favorites over the Volunteers
  • See the latest Tennessee vs Texas A&M picks, player props, and odds for February 22

Two top ten teams play in the SEC on Saturday. #6 Tennessee (21-5, 4-4 away, 15-11 ATS) hits the road to play #7 Texas A&M (20-6, 12-1 home, 13-11-2 ATS). Tipoff for this SEC battle is scheduled at 12 pm ET at Reed Arena in College Station.

Texas A&M is a 1.5-point home favorite in the latest college basketball odds and is -125 on the moneyline. The O/U is 130.5.

Tennessee vs Texas A&M Odds

TEAMSPREADMONEYLINETOTAL
Tennessee Volunteers+1.5 (-112)+105O 130.5 (-115)
Texas A&M Aggies-1.5 (-108)-125U 130.5 (-105)

With -125 odds on the moneyline, sportsbooks are giving Texas A&M a 55.56% chance of beating Tennessee at home. Points will have to be earned in this game with a low O/U of 130.5. Tennessee opened as a 1.5-point favorite over Texas A&M but the spread has since flipped. The total has not changed.

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Tennessee’s Road Struggles

Tennessee has been great this season and has just five losses on the campaign. The bad news for Tennessee in this matchup is that four of those losses happened away from Knoxville. In conference play, Tennessee is just 2-4 straight up on the road. Now they head into a hostile environment at Texas A&M.

Despite the struggles on the road, they have still won four of their last five games. Tennessee is talented offensively, but they win with defense. The Volunteers are first in defensive efficiency this season and allow just 60.5 points per game. Tennessee’s offense and defense both run through point guard Zakai Zeigler. Zeigler is averaging 13.4 points per game and is fourth in the country with 7.5 assists per contest. He shoots 40.3% from the field, forces two steals per game, and is great at finding his teammates in open lanes.

The Volunteers like to bully their opponents with strong rebounding and suffocating defense. They average 37.9 rebounds per game and are 22nd in the nation in rebounding margin. With a low total, grabbing rebounds and generating second-chance points will be vital to winning this game.

Texas A&M is Looking for a Bounce Back

Texas A&M’s five-game winning streak came to a halt on Tuesday as the Aggies got embarrassed at Mississippi State. They turned the ball over 19 times and lost 70-54. Texas A&M is in a great bounce-back spot here returning home in College Station.

The Aggies need to shoot better in this game after going just 28% from the field in the second half vs Mississippi State. That will not be an easy task against Tennessee’s defense, however. Even if Texas A&M does not have a great shooting day, that has not stopped them from getting wins in the past. They are the #1 team in the country in offensive rebounds. The Aggies are great at following their shots and crashing the boards to give their offense another chance. The offense is led by Wade Taylor IV, who is averaging just under 15 points per game.

Texas A&M’s defense is behind Tennessee’s statistically, but not by much. They are ranked fifth in defensive efficiency this season and allow just 65.5 points per game. They are great at making it difficult for the opposing team to move the ball, and they force over 14 turnovers per contest.

Tennessee vs Texas A&M Player Props

PlayerPointsReboundsAssists
Chaz Lanier (TENN)16.5 (Ov -102 | Un -128)OFFOFF
Zakai Zeigler (TENN)11.5 (Ov -122 | Un -106)OFF6.5 (Ov +104 | Un -138)
Igor Milicic (TENN)9.5 (Ov -114 | Un -114)7.5 (Ov +118 | Un -158)OFF
Zhuric Phelps (TAMU)11.5 (Ov -122 | Un -106)OFFOFF
Wade Taylor IV (TAMU)12.5 (Ov -114 | Un -114)OFFOFF

Tennessee’s Chaz Lanier has the highest point total on the board with an O/U of 16.5. He is averaging 17.5 points this season and has scored 21 points in two of his last three games.

Tennessee vs Texas A&M Predictions

This is going to be a tight game where points are earned, not given. Both teams will be crashing the boards, and whichever team wins the rebounding battle will likely win this game. Because of that, I am backing the home team in this SEC matchup.

Tennessee has the physicality advantage in most of the games they play, but this will not be the case against Buzz Williams’s team. Texas A&M is at home where they have only lost once this season, and while Zakai Zeigler is having a great year, he has struggled with turnovers. He has a 21.8% turnover rate this year, which does not bode well against this Aggie defense.

I am betting on Texas A&M to win by at least two points on Saturday.

Tennessee vs Texas A&M Pick: Texas A&M -1.5 (-108)

Zach Reger
Zach Reger

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Zach has been involved in the sports betting industry for three years. After starting to bet on sports in college, Zach was interested in how it can make any game interesting. The trends, line movement, and finding unique angles to predict the outcomes of games captivated Zach to get more involved.

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