Locked On Aggies: What Else Does Texas A&M Have To Play For In 2021?

COLLEGE STATION -- Too little too late for Texas A&M. At least the season is not entirely lost. 

For the No. 11 Aggies (7-3, 4-3 SEC), enjoy that number another 24 hours. By the time the next College Football Playoff rankings come out, they likely will be either sitting at No. 15 or lower. 

Ole Miss, meanwhile, likely moves up into the spot that A&M currently holds. They've earned following a 29-19 win over the Aggies at home Saturday night. All it takes is one win a season to make a difference. 

That's the case for the Rebels (8-2, 4-2 SEC) as they remain in the race for a SEC West title under Lane Kiffin. 

A&M was erratic for most of four quarters behind the inconsistent play of quarterback Zach Calzada. The defense allowed over 400 yards of offense by halftime, but still remained in the game down by just 15. 

Calzada's two late interceptions were costly, both leading to scores and sealing the win for the Rebels. Running back Devon Achane tallied over 100 yards of offense and two touchdowns, but Isaiah Spiller recorded just 41, his lowest total since Week 2 against Colorado.