Ok, this isn't necessarily on the whole team, but Conner Weigman and his receivers. Weigman has yet to throw an interception in his college career while throwing 13 touchdowns. If Miami can't get a turnover or two, it'll be much tougher for them to find a way to win.

Miami bounced a lot of their runs off tackle last weekend against Miami (Ohio). Some were designed that way; some were adjustments made by Miami's backs. If the Aggies are able to stop the Hurricanes from getting to the outside in the running game, that would be like taking away their favorite toy.

Miami really likes the short to almost intermediate passing game. They want to get the ball out fast and let the receivers do the majority of the work. New Mexico tried that last week and didn't have much success, but this is a very different animal. The Aggie defensive backs will have to get up in a hurry and make the tackle. If the receivers get loose, that's a problem.

Miami's strength on defense is right up the middle, and that's where I'd like to see A&M run the ball and have some success. That means counting on the guard-center-guard trio of Kam Dewberry (or Mark Nabou), Bryce Foster and Layden Robinson. If the Aggies can run the ball right up the middle and wear down Miami's front line, that would be a huge win.

All week we've heard about how good Miami's defense, particularly their interior line and secondary, are. Well, A&M has some dudes too. While Bobby Petrino will definitely attack Miami's weaker points, he should keep doing what the Aggies did in week one and dictate to the opposition. Keep attacking.