​Week 2 was much more competitive than Week 1 around college football. Several upsets shook up the slate, while a few teams pulled off convincing wins despite not looking particularly sharp.Texas A&M’s offense remains a work in progress, but it showed some encouraging signs in its 48-20 win over Arizona State. First, Terry Bussey is coming into his own and appears ready to play a major role in replacing the all-purpose production of first-round NFL draft pick KC Concepcion. Second, Isaiah Horton has established himself as a legitimate red-zone threat, providing a major boost in an area where the Aggies struggled last season.On the opponent front, LSU and Alabama both overcame slow starts before pulling away for convincing victories. However, the game of the week came between Texas and Ohio State. After a lackluster first three quarters, the Longhorns capitalized on a Buckeyes team that grew conservative while protecting a 20-point fourth-quarter lead. Texas scored 21 unanswered points to complete a 24-23 comeback and move into the No. 1 spot in several major polls.We learned a decent amount about Texas A&M’s future opponents this week, creating some movement throughout the list. Here is an updated ranking of the Aggies’ remaining opponents from easiest to most challenging heading into Week 3:10. Texas A&M vs. Citadel – Week 72026 record: 1-2Analysis: The Citadel followed its upset of Charlotte with a 26-20 double-overtime loss to Charleston Southern. The Bulldogs outgained their opponent 308-188 but failed to finish the game. The FCS-versus-SEC talent gap still makes this the easiest matchup remaining, especially at Kyle Field.9. Texas A&M vs. Arkansas – Week 52026 record: 1-1Analysis: Arkansas took a major step backward in a 43-10 loss at No. 20 Utah. The Razorbacks entered the season with plenty to prove under first-year coach Ryan Silverfield, and getting blown out in their first Power Four test did little to change that. Arkansas remains the least challenging SEC opponent left on A&M’s schedule.8. Texas A&M vs. Kentucky – Week 32026 record: 1-1Analysis: Kentucky showed some promise while building a 17-13 halftime lead against Alabama, but everything fell apart after the break. The Crimson Tide scored 32 unanswered points and handed the Wildcats a 45-17 loss. Kentucky has enough talent to keep Saturday’s game competitive early, but traveling to Kyle Field makes the challenge much tougher.7. Texas A&M @ South Carolina – Week 102026 record: 2-0Analysis: South Carolina improved to 2-0 with a 45-9 win over Towson, but the offense was far from perfect. LaNorris Sellers completed only 10 of 23 passes for 96 yards and an interception, although he added 119 rushing yards and a touchdown. Williams-Brice Stadium remains dangerous, but the Gamecocks still have questions to answer through the air.6. Texas A&M @ Oklahoma – Week 122025 final record: 1-1Analysis: Oklahoma suffered the biggest fall after managing only