TexAgs football analyst Brandon Leone joined Gabe Bock in-studio on Thursday to wrap up a pre-spring ball look at the Aggie defense by breaking down a new-look group of defensive backs under Marcel Yates.

Liucci's series of five topics in five days to kick off spring football continues with a look at essential points of intrigue this offseason. Where are the next impact performers? And what will the Aggie offense look like?

Former Texas A&M offensive lineman Evan Eike joined Gabe Bock in-studio on Wednesday to share his thoughts and analysis on the Aggie squad entering spring #1 under news head coach Kevin Sumlin.

From new schemes to shifting responsibilities, the offseason of change spawned a litany of plots for Aggies to watch. Liucci continues his five-topics-in-five-days look at the spring with notable position changes.

With spring ball opening on Saturday, Gabe Bock and Brandon Leone continue their in-depth look at the A&M roster, looking specifically at the Aggie linebackers on Tuesday. Click to watch their breakdown.

A group of returning players who haven't reached their ceilings headline the second edition of Liucci's five topics in five days. Who must perform to higher standards for the Aggies to enjoy an unexpected run?

Gabe Bock and Brandon Leone met up in-studio on Monday morning to discuss the defensive line personnel entering spring ball, the change from a 3-4 to a 4-3 Under, players that need to step up and more.

Turnover in the secondary puts a number of underclassman in position to make a mark, and their ascension up the learning curve under the new staff will be a key spring storyline. Liucci and Leone break it down.

Billy Liucci kicks off a series of five lists of five in five days heading into A&M's spring practices. The Ags' most recent additions come under the microscope first ... whose spring performances are must-watches?

The Ags ran out four linebackers during the past two seasons, but Mark Snyder's defense will only utilize three; outside of Sean Porter, much remains to be settled on the depth chart. Liucci and Leone analyze.

Billy Liucci joined Gabe Bock in-studio on Friday to wrap up their offensive positional breakdowns entering spring ball, which begins next Saturday. Watch as they discuss the A&M WR, TE and OL positions.

Some players that served as OLBs in A&M's 3-4 scheme will put their hands on the ground in the transition to Mark Snyder's 4-3, while certain youngsters must step up to provide the Aggies with quality depth.

NFL talent dots the front of the offensive line that B.J. Anderson inherits, but with only nine linemen on scholarship, the second team draws a wary eye. Liucci and Leone break it down heading into the spring.

Billy Liucci and former A&M RB/DB Brandon Leone's series breaking down each position group heading into the spring continues with the Aggie tight ends, who will be utilized in different ways in the new offense.

A&M's new offense will throw the door open for a varied mix of receivers, most of whom will have to fight for a spot. In analyzing the position heading into the spring, Liucci and Leone explore: Who will step forth?

Going hand-in-hand with his recently-released pre-spring writeups, Billy Liucci joined Gabe Bock in-studio on Monday to dive in-depth regarding the quarterback and running back spots heading into the spring.

While the Aggies make the transition from pro style to a spread scheme, Liucci and Leone continue their series breaking down the position groups with a look at the four diversely talented backs at A&M's disposal.