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Peter Burns discusses the SEC's College Football Playoff contenders

Third-ranked Texas A&M is averaging just over 43 points on the road this season. SEC Network host Peter Burns joined TexAgs Live to speak on just how good the Aggies have been, telling the 12th Man to enjoy the ride all the way to the College Football Playoff.
By David Nuño
November 12, 2025
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Key notes from Peter Burns interview

  • I sure as hell don’t know what is happening in the most chaotic season of college football in a long time. It would be great for all of us in the media to talk about it. Is the ACC a one-bid league? We saw Texas Tech destroy BYU and be able to address that. Is the Big 12 a one-bid league? What if Notre Dame drops to Pitt? For the SEC, we will for sure get four teams. Max is up to six. How Aggies feel now is probably how I felt as an LSU fan in 2003.
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