Texas A&M at Alabama Set for 2:30 p.m. on ABC Oct. 24


Texas A&M at Alabama Oct. 24 kickoff time TV — The Southeastern Conference has locked in the broadcast details for Texas A&M at Alabama Oct. 24 kickoff time TV, setting the game for 2:30 p.m. on ABC, the league announced on Oct. 12, 2026. The matchup will be played in Tuscaloosa, marking the Aggies’ first trip to Bryant-Denny Stadium since 2022.

Recent series history

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Alabama has controlled the series lately, winning the last two meetings. The Crimson Tide took the 2022 game in Tuscaloosa 24-20, then followed with a 26-20 win in 2023. Those two contests were decided by a combined 10 points, showing how narrow the margin has been even as Alabama has kept the upper hand.

Texas A&M’s only wins over Alabama since joining the SEC came in 2012 and 2021. The 2012 victory came at Bryant-Denny Stadium, while the 2021 win occurred at Kyle Field on Oct. 9, when the Aggies were unranked. Those two results remain the program’s lone highlights in the conference series.

Current standings snapshot

Alabama enters the week ranked No. 6. Texas A&M sits at 3-3 overall and 1-3 in SEC play, still searching for consistency within the conference. The Aggies will step out of league action this week before making the trip to Tuscaloosa.

Aggies host The Citadel first

Before facing the Crimson Tide, Texas A&M hosts The Citadel on Saturday at Kyle Field. That non-conference game is scheduled for a 12 p.m. kickoff and will stream exclusively on SEC Network+. The Citadel brings a 2-4 record, including 0-3 in the Southern Conference, into the matchup.

The game against the Bulldogs represents Texas A&M’s final non-conference contest of the 2026 season. It also offers a break from SEC play after a difficult stretch. The Aggies will then turn their attention to Alabama, where they will try to reverse a recent series trend that has seen the Tide win two straight.

Kickoff for Texas A&M at Alabama is set for 2:30 p.m. on ABC on Saturday, Oct. 24, from Bryant-Denny Stadium.

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