As attention turns to the SEC schedule, Billy fields your questions about the Aggies' play through two games, the Auburn Tigers, recruiting, the backup QB situation, and much more.

What are the best, early-morning tailgate delicacies? What team are the Aggies playing? What is the Prairie View band's nickname? Alex Parker has all the answers to these questions and more in this week's edition of Tailgate Trivia.

Never mind the level of competition. The Aggies went years without a shutout prior to 2015, and now Chief's unit has put up two in five games. There is plenty of room for improvement, but all signs continue to trend positive for the Aggie defense.

The Aggie offense scored often on Saturday, but much of what they did against the Panthers was expected. They'll face a stiff test the next time they take the field in Auburn. What can the Ags take from their dominant performance this weekend?

The Aggies met neighboring Prairie View on the field for the first time and produced multiple big plays in every phase of the game. TexAgs gives you a field-level view of the highlights and gameday scenes, as seen on CW-8 Aggieland.

You can only beat the team you're playing this week, and the Aggies did that emphatically in a 67-0 rout of Prairie View. Though starting 2-0 isn't new, the focus and week-to-week growth of the 2016 team so far bodes well for season-long stamina.

Yes, it was a blowout win against an FCS opponent, just like you'd expect. But in a season when we already expect the unexpected, give Kevin Sumlin and the Aggies credit for taking care of business in their final pre-SEC tuneup.

After Texas A&M blanked neighboring Prairie View in their first ever meeting on the field, Coach Sumlin and his players talked with the media about what worked and what must improve for looming dates with SEC foes.

The Aggies checked all of the key boxes in their final warm-up for SEC play. Olin Buchanan joins Gabe on Kyle Field to talk about the dominant win and grade some of Saturday's most important performances.

Select quotes from the presser immediately following Texas A&M's 67-0 shutout of Prairie View A&M Saturday at Kyle Field from Head Coach Kevin Sumlin, QB Trevor Knight, and other Aggie players.

Despite a bit of a slow start, the Aggies ran away from the Panthers in a dominating performance Saturday at Kyle Field. The Aggie defense posted a shut out, and A&M reeled off multiple big plays on offense and special teams.

Gabe is live from the press box at Kyle Field covering all the action in the Aggies' second game of the season as it unfolds. Join the conversation and enjoy real-time reports and commentary.

Instead of a whole column about this week's Key Matchup - the one between the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band and PV's Marching Storm - Billy takes a wide-ranging look at the rest of September, the SEC, the state of Texas, and A&M recruiting.

Week two always brings a whole new set of revelations as players settle into the rhythm of the season. The return of Speedy Noil also promises to add another dimension to an Aggie offense that will look to break out against Prairie View.

After a hard-fought victory over UCLA, the Ags now shift their focus to a (slightly) less intimidating opponent, Prairie View A&M. So we baked cupcakes and blew 'em up CAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE GONNA DO TO 'EM, AGS!

As Texas A&M prepares to take on the Panthers, Kevin Sumlin sat down to discuss Speedy Noil's return to the football field, the challenges of an early kickoff, the Aggies' running back situation and more.

He may not wear a cape, but Texas A&M safety Justin Evans may very well be a superhero. Showcasing his incredible athleticism, the talented JUCO product made big plays all day long and saved the day for the Aggies in crunch-time.