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When the Associated Press poll came out Sunday afternoon, Texas A&M -- which had been ranked 24th before beating Arkansas to move to 4-1 -- was not listed in the top 25. In fact, they didn't even receive a single vote, which was even more confusing.

After a couple of hours of irritated A&M fans complaining on social media, the AP came out and said that a computer glitch had completely wiped out all the votes for the Aggies, who were actually tied for 25th with newcomer UNLV -- the first time that program had ever been ranked.

The Aggies were ranked 21st in the Coaches Poll, with no adjustments necessary.

The Missouri Tigers moved back into the top 10 this week after Ole Miss decided to flop (literally and figuratively) against Kentucky. Mizzou is ranked 9th, while the Aggies are 21st or 25th, depending on which poll you like.

Either way, the Aggies are currently 1.5-point favorites over the Tigers. The game will kick off at 11 a.m. central time Saturday and will be televised on ABC.

With Dezz Ricks' interception Saturday, the Aggies have now picked off passes in four straight games. The last time they did that was in 2021, when they picked off passes against Arkansas, Missouri, South Carolina and Auburn.

A&M has seven interceptions in the last four games, the most since they intercepted seven in a four-game stretch in 2013.

With his touchdown on Tampa Bay's first possession, Mike Evans became the all-time leading scorer in Bucs history. He ended the game with 8 catches for 94 yards in Tampa's 30-16 win over Philadelphia.

Eagles punter Braden Mann averaged 56.4 yards per punt, with a long of 70, against Tampa.

Jacksonville WR Christian Kirk had 7 catches for 61 yards and a touchdown in a 24-20 loss to Houston. Nickel Antonio Johnson had 5 tackles for the Jags.

L.A. Rams DT Bobby Brown III had three tackles in a 24-18 loss to Chicago.

Green Bay LB Edgerrin Cooper had 4 tackles, including one for loss, and a fumble recovery in a 31-29 loss to Minnesota.

Indianapolis CB Jaylon Jones had 5 tackles and a pass defensed in a 27-24 win over Pittsburgh. DL DeMarvin Leal had 1 tackle for the Steelers.

N.Y. Jets DE Micheal Clemons had 2 tackles in a 10-9 loss to Denver.

S Demani Richardson and DT Jayden Peevy both had a tackle in Carolina's 34-24 loss to Cincinnati. RB Trayveon Williams returned three kickoffs for 54 yards for the Bengals.

Cleveland DE Myles Garrett had 3 tackles and 2 sacks in a 20-16 loss to Las Vegas.

Baltimore DT Nnamdi Madubuike had 1 tackle in a 35-10 win over Buffalo.