After two years in Durham, Mike Elko is BACK at Texas A&M, where he spent four seasons leading the Aggie defense from 2018-2021. David Sandhop presents his top 10 list of most impressive defensive performances from the Maroon & White under Elko's guidance.

Continuing one of Texas A&M's most unique traditions, LB Sam Mathews was announced as the newest 12th Man for the upcoming season. Originally a walk-on, Mathews enters his third season with the Maroon & White and will trade in his #29 for the venerated #12.

It takes excellence in all three phases of the game, and Texas A&M has had a number of special teams standouts throughout program history. Between accurate place kickers, strong-legged punters and dangerous return men, David Sandhop ranks his top 10 special teamers.

Perhaps the most memorable and impactful 12th Man in Texas A&M history, Cullen Gillaspia went from walk-on to NFL draftee. "Gilly" joined Ali Russell and Karlina Sample to look back on his football career and discuss what the weight of wearing #12 in Maroon truly means.

One of the fastest players in the 2023 NFL Draft, Texas A&M running back Devon Achane has been selected in the third round by the Miami Dolphins. In three seasons in Maroon & White, Achane rushed for 2,376 yards and 21 touchdowns on the ground.

John Harris of the Houston Texans and FootballTakeover.com joined TexAgs Radio to discuss Patrick Mahomes' mega-contract in addition to his latest Ultimate 11 list on what he misses most from college football during the 1980s.

It was announced on Thursday that Texas Filmworks' documentary film 'Gilly', which chronicles the path of Cullen Gillaspia from walk-on to beloved 12th Man to the NFL, is a finalist for a 2020 SVG College Sports Media Award.

Next up in our series is none other than The 12th Man, the myth, the Texan: Cullen Gillaspia! The current Houston Texan fullback will be fielding subscriber questions live on the Premium forum this Tuesday at 3pm (CT) in our second TexAgs AMA, presented by Higginbotham Insurance.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined in-studio to offer his opinion on Jay Graham heading to the University of Tennesee as the running backs coach.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio John Harris of FootballTakeover.com and the Houston Texans joined to share his thoughts on the seven Aggies that were selected in the 2019 NFL Draft.

After an impressive career donning the No. 12 for Texas A&M, Cullen Gillaspia heard his name called in the NFL draft on Saturday by the Houston Texans in the seventh round. The former walk-on put together an impressive senior year at fullback in Aggieland.

This year's NFL draft has potential to be a record one for both the Aggies and the SEC. As many as eleven Texas A&M players will be listening for their name throughout the draft, and several are looking to be early round selections.

In the second episode of Keepin' It Cool, Billy Liucci sits down with legendary 12th Man Cullen Gillaspia to discuss his three years donning the No. 12, switching to fullback and preparing for the 2019 NFL Draft.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio John Harris of FootballTakeover.com and the Houston Texans joined to share his prediction for each of the 11 draft-eligible Aggies for the upcoming NFL Draft.

Another A&M Pro Day came and went on Tuesday with 17 Aggies testing in front of over 50 NFL scouts. Billy Liucci offers his observations, thoughts and information he gleaned from NFL scouts and coaches that were on hand.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio John Harris of FootballTakeover.com and the Houston Texans joined to share his perspective on Texas A&M's Pro Day and specifically Cullen Gillaspia making a name for himself.

Texas A&M held their 2019 Pro Day on Tuesday morning and 18 Aggies participated in workouts in front of representatives from all 32 NFL teams. After the workouts, Jimbo Fisher and select A&M players met with the media to recap the performances.

Billy Liucci continues his review of the Gator Bowl win from Part One plus surveys some of the bowl aftermath from across the SEC and takes an in-depth look at how players departing for the NFL could affect the Aggies moving forward.