This is number one because I said a couple of weeks ago it probably would be for the rest of the year. But if the offensive line gives Johnson time to throw -- and South Carolina's pass rush isn't very good -- Johnson could put up big numbers against a secondary that is ranked 126th out of 132 FBS teams in passing yards allowed.

This seems like a no-brainer: the Gamecocks are 125th nationally in sacks allowed, and guess who averages the most sacks per game in the nation? You guessed it, A&M. South Carolina's starting right tackle is out and their already makeshift line could be missing two more starters tomorrow. This sounds like the recipe for big sack totals -- if DJ Durkin doesn't decide to sit back and rush three.

I've said all week that Xavier Legette is the one guy the Aggies have to account for. The talented wideout may be questionable for tomorrow, but odds are he'll play. If A&M can limit the damage he does, then South Carolina is going to have a hard time scoring points.

Stewart has been hampered by an ankle sprain suffered in the Arkansas game, but hasn't missed time. The Aggie offense works at its best when Stewart is making plays, so they should be doing all they can to get him the football.

The Aggies are -4 in turnover margin, and one thing South Carolina does well is not turn the ball over. If the Aggies avoid turnovers, they will make it significantly tougher for the Gamecocks to score points. If they win the turnover battle, it'll be a confidence boost moving forward.