Texas A&M running back Jarvorskie Lane is more like a freight train when he carries the ball. The 6-0, 268 lb. junior is averaging nearly five yards per carry and destroyed Missouri's defensive last year in Aggieland. He racked up 127 yards rushing and scored one touchdown in the Aggies 25-19 win over the Tigers. The defense must get low to tackle this guy and not try to go shoulder pad to shoulder pad with him. As coaches always stress, the low man always has the advantage.

2. Keep The Aggies From Seeing Red

The Aggies have scored 40 out of 45 tries when they get the red zone (inside the opponent's 20 yard line)...only Missouri and Oklahoma have done better. So the best line of defense is to make sure the Aggies don't reach the 20. Otherwise, expect Lane to pound away at the yardage to score touchdowns.

3. Kickoff Return Team Needs To Be Alert

Texas A&M has the third best kickoff return average in the league, gaining nearly 24 yards per return. Starting drives with good field position only helps teams so Missouri's kickoff unit must play smart. They have to stay in their lanes and make sure not to over pursuit because that can lead to long returns.

PREDICTION - Missouri 41, Texas A&M 14

Texas A&M head coach Dennis Franchione's job is in jeopardy after five years at the helm and don't expect Missouri to help him out on Saturday. The Tigers had plenty of chance to win last year's game with the Aggies in College Station, but a fake field goal attempt and William Franklin's fumble one yard from a touchdown was the difference. As long of Mizzou stays discipline, it should be a good day for the Tigers on Senior Day.