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AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl Live Stream: Watch Texas A&M vs Kansas State Online
Here’s how you can watch the AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl Live Stream, pitting Texas A&M against Kansas State.
This game brings back memories. No, not of a prior AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl live stream. Instead, however, it brings me back to 1998. A Bill Snyder-led Kansas State team entered the Big 12 Championship Game against the two-loss-but-10th-ranked Texas A&M Aggies. I didn’t know the game well then, but I knew I wanted Snyder’s team to win. My younger heart was tormented for a full regulation and two overtime periods.
Alas, it was not meant to be. Texas A&M pulled off the upset, and went on the represent the Big 12 in the Sugar Bowl. Of course it wasn’t the last time the two former conference-mates met. Still, though, that game will be the one most mentioned in the lead-up to the AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl.
The Texas A&M Aggies come into AdvoCare V100 Texas bowl reeling.
Texas A&M football debuted in the College Football Playoff at #4. Instead of capitalizing on that, though, the Aggies dropped games to both SEC Mississippi schools and were embarassed by LSU. Still, though, this game can get the Aggies to nine wins. Many key players, including Trevor Knight, Josh Reynolds, and Myles Garrett, will work to make that a reality. It won’t come easy, however.
Kansas State is also looking to reach the nine win mark. The Wildcats have won three in a row, including dominant victories over TCU and Baylor. Bill Snyder will look to make it a trifecta against Texas teams when Kansas State football squares off with the Aggies. Defensive end and Big 12 sack leader Jordan Willis will have to pressure the Aggies to make that a reality.
On to the live stream:
Date: Wednesday, December 28
Location: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas
Time: 9 PM ET
Spread: Texas A&M (-2)
Over/Under: N/A
TV: ESPN
Live Stream: watchespn.com
Be sure to check out this exciting matchup between two talented teams, whether that’s on TV or on any of your mobile devices.
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