Texas A&M football’s 2025 schedule and dates: Aggies at Texas, at Notre Dame
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COLLEGE STATION — The 2025 schedule for Texas A&M football was released Wednesday by the SEC.
It looks quite similar to the 2024 slate and is highlighted by a road game at Notre Dame Stadium and the first visit to Royal Memorial Stadium in 15 years.
In Year 1 under head coach Mike Elko, the Aggies finished 8-4 overall and 5-3 in the SEC with a chance to win their ninth game of the season for the first time since 2020. Texas A&M will play USC on Dec. 27 in the Las Vegas Bowl.
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Next season, though, the Aggies will host Florida and travel to play LSU. And instead of playing the New Mexico State Aggies, as they did in 2024, A&M will play another set of Aggies.
Here’s a closer look at Texas A&M’s 2025 schedule:
Texas A&M football’s 2025 schedule
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