Auburn will be looking to break the home-team curse in two weeks.
Since Texas A&M's induction into the SEC in 2012, the home team has never won in the series between Auburn and the Aggies.
The teams will kick at either 11 a.m. in Week 10 (Nov. 3), with the broadcast set for ESPN. The exact network and time will be set after the conclusion of Week 9 games.
Auburn will first enjoy its bye week in Week 9 after a 31-16 over Ole Miss last Saturday. In the road victory, the Tigers rushed for 269 yards — their most against an FBS opponent this season.
No. 16 Texas A&M rested during its bye week in Week 8. Jimbo Fisher's squad will host Mississippi State in Week 9 before traveling to The Plains.
The Aggies' only losses this season are to No. 1 Alabama and No. 2 Clemson, while Auburn is undefeated (5-0) after bye weeks under Gus Malzahn.
As SEC foes, Auburn and A&M are tied in the series, 3-3. In the all-time series, Texas A&M has two more wins in the 1900s, giving it a 5-3 advantage.
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Nathan King, senior in journalism with a minor in business, is The Plainsman's sports editor.
