After Week 7, here are the remaining opponents ranked from easiest to toughest before Texas A&M goes on the road to face Arkansas on Saturday.

Mario Craver will lead the Texas A&M Aggies (5-0) into their matchup versus the Florida Gators (2-3) at Kyle Field on Saturday at 7 p.m. ET. The matchup is on ESPN, if you're looking for how to watch.

That schedule includes No. 4 Texas A&M, which will travel to Fayetteville to take on the Petrino-led Razorbacks on their home turf. For the first time since his departure from the university in 2011, Petrino will lead the Hogs out of the tunnel at home with a massive opportunity to upset the Aggies.

The matchup with the Razorbacks, who have lost four in row, is Texas A&M’s first road game since a last-minute 41-40 victory against then-No. 8 Notre Dame on Sept. 13. The schedule only gets more challenging after this week with games at 10th-ranked LSU and No. 16 Missouri coming up next.

The Aggies' 3-0 record in the Southeastern Conference made Elko the first head coach in program history to start league play with three consecutive wins. Texas A&M also achieved its first 6-0 start since former Aggie head coach Kevin Sumlin led the Maroon and White in 2016.

According to the ESPN FPI, LSU has a less than 50 percent chance against the Vanderbilt Commodores, Texas A&M Aggies, Alabama Crimson Tide, and Oklahoma Sooners. No. 10 LSU and No. 17 Vanderbilt will kickoff at 11 a.m. CT at FirstBank Stadium in Nashville (Tenn.) on Saturday.

Arguably the most anticipated home game on LSU football's 2025 schedule will kick off at night. The SEC revealed on Monday that the No. 10 Tigers' Week 9 clash with No. 4 Texas A&M will begin at 6:30 p.m. in Tiger Stadium on ABC.