The 73.8 points the Aggies average are just 2.4 more than the Longhorns allow.
When Texas A&M scores more than 71.4, it has a record of 13-2.
Texas has a 15-1 record when allowing less than 73.8 points.
The Longhorns post 11.1 more points per game (78.2) than the Aggies give up (67.1).
When putting up more than 67.1 points, Texas is 14-10.
Texas A&M has a 22-4 record when conceding fewer than 78.2 points.
The Aggies have outscored opponents by 209 points this season (6.7 per game), and the Longhorns have scored 217 more than their opponents (6.8 per game).

This year the Aggies are shooting 41.9% from the field, only 0.5% lower than the Longhorns concede.
Texas A&M has a 12-0 straight-up record when shooting better than 42.4% from the field.
The Longhorns' 46.3% shooting percentage from the field is 6.1% higher than the Aggies have conceded.
This season Texas is 16-9 when the team shoots above 40.2% from the field.

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The Aggies pull down 36.5 boards per game, 3.5 more than the Longhorns.
Texas A&M is 20-7 overall when tops in terms of rebounding. Texas is 5-10 when coming up short on the glass.
The Aggies collect 13.5 offensive rebounds per game, 4.4 more than the Longhorns.
The Aggies are 18-9 overall when they win the battle on the offensive glass. The Longhorns are 8-6 when they fall short there.
Both these teams are strong on the boards. Texas A&M has an average rebounding margin of +8.7, and Texas is at +2.