By james art 
The No. 10 Texas A&M Aggies travel to Columbia for their third SEC trip of the 2024 campaign to face the South Carolina Gamecocks in A&M’s first game as the only unbeaten team against SEC competition this season.
The Aggies got off to a slow start last week against the LSU Tigers, trailing 17-7 at halftime before Mike Elko benched Connor Wiegman to set up Marcell Reed, and the rest was history.
Reed had a hat trick of rushing touchdowns and Le’Veon Moss had two more as the Aggies put up a 31-point second half en route to a 38-23 victory over the Tigers for their seventh straight win of the season.
Many are anxious to see if Mike Elko still gives Weigman the start for tonight or if he makes the full switch to Reed. At worst, Weigman plays half and Reed plays half, similar to last week.
Texas A&M may have a 9-1 record against the Gamecocks since joining the SEC, but this team has recently started to pick up steam after nearly upsetting the Alabama Crimson Tide in Tuscaloosa three weeks ago before going to Norman and blowing out the Oklahoma Sooners. out of the water last week, head coach Shane Beamer seems to have gotten his team in order as of late, and it couldn’t be at a better time.
Will the Aggies remain undefeated against SEC opposition after 60 minutes in Columbia? Or is this really the “trap game” that many believe will haunt Texas A&M?
Kickoff is at 6:30 and we’ll be right here with your live updates as the action unfolds in real time from Williams-Bryce Stadium.
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