The day before Thanksgiving, Billy Liucci tackles another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci. This week, Liucci discusses his holiday traditions, what he expects to see from the LSU Tigers this weekend and much more.

After Texas A&M fired R.C. Slocum in 2002, the Aggies struggled through a period of mediocrity. However, Slocum's ouster doesn't even qualify as one of the ten worst college football firings since 2000.

Texas A&M has it rolling on the field, and the Aggies are likely to see those results translate to the recruiting trail where Jimbo Fisher is building another top-ten class. Billy Liucci catches up on all of the biggest recruiting storylines during the Aggies' bye week.

Five-star prospects are the elite of the elite, and the more you sign, the more success you're likely to see on Saturdays. Since 2000, Texas A&M has signed a total of 14 five-star recruits, so let's take a look back at how each faired in Aggieland.

A roster littered with four and five-stars is a luxury, but sometimes under-recruited guys can blossom into first-round picks, Heisman winners and all-time legends. David Sandhop shines some light on the two and three-stars of the past, naming his Top 20 Aggie sleepers.

Billy Liucci returned with another written edition of Ask Liucci, this time addressing the importance of getting the Aggies' rushing attack going against the Tide, whether we'll see Demond Demas or Devon Achane in Tuscaloosa this weekend and much more.

Some are quick to argue Kevin Sumlin's program has set a bad precedent in Year 3. But would they be as quick to act on it? In spite of Texas A&M's so-called fall this season there is reason for patience — and hope.

Many memorable contests have danced across Aggie football's stage, some of which kicked off new seasons in special fashion. Which teams and players make up the most noteworthy stories of old?

Former Texas A&M DC Gary Darnell joined Gabe Bock and Brandon Leone in-studio on Thursday to discuss Von Miller, Kevin Sumlin, the SEC and to break down the Xs and Os behind Mark Snyder's '4-3 under' D.