During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Stephen McGee and Ryan Swope joined to discuss the little phases of the game that Texas A&M needs to fix in order to find more success in 2019. They also shared which young players they expect to breakout this season.

Junior Kellen Mond has made significant strides each year as a quarterback, and he aims to take another leap forward in 2019. He comes in at number 2 in our series of 30 A&M players in 30 days.

The Aggies are faced with a historically difficult schedule in 2019. Despite this, Olin Buchanan points out that they can do just as well (if not better) than last season's nine-win campaign if they improve upon seven critical areas.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M football coach Jackie Sherrill joined to share his thoughts on the A&M team heading into 2019 and the recent Lettermen's reunion in College Station.

Sophomore Jashaun Corbin is ready to step into a much larger role this season, and he is poised to put up big numbers. The running back comes in at number 3 in our series of 30 A&M players in 30 days.

Replacing Cullen Gillaspia as the 12th Man is junior linebacker Braden White. White was a walk-on in 2016 and appeared in five games last season, and he will step into a much larger role as a leader in 2019.

The Aggie soccer team kicks off the regular season on Thursday night with an away game against Santa Clara. G Guerrieri, Grace Piper and Tera Ziemer met with the media on Tuesday to discuss the start of the season.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, John Harris of FootballTakeover.com and the Houston Texans joined to discuss the likelihood of Cullen Gillaspia making the roster in Houston and A&M defensive lineman Bobby Brown.

Sophomore defensive tackle Bobby Brown is an intimidating physical presence loaded with talent. Playing alongside Justin Madubuike this season, Brown is player 4 in our 30 Players in 30 Days.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Cole Cubelic of the SEC Network joined to analyze the defensive backfields across the Southeastern Conference and focus specifically on the Aggies' unit.

With fall camp winding down and game week approaching, the push for playing time in the early going continues for the Aggies. Billy Liucci takes note of some key movement in recent practices and a Sunday scrimmage.

Texas A&M held a closed scrimmage on Sunday in which the Aggies got plenty of younger players action in key situations. While he admitted it wasn't perfect, Jimbo Fisher seemed pleased with the scrimmage as he continues to search for more consistency from his team.

Following Monday's practice, Jimbo Fisher met with the media for the last time during fall camp as he recapped a weekend of closed practices. Fisher reacted to A&M's No. 12 ranking in the AP poll but said his team still needs to be more consistent in practice.

Texas A&M held its seventeenth fall practice on Monday, their last fall practice with any media availability. Gabe Bock gives his thoughts on the action that the media got to look in on.

Quartney Davis is as talented and experienced as any Aggie wideout. The yards and touchdowns leader in the receiver room checks in at #5 in our list of top 30 players on the Texas A&M roster.

WIth the 2019 season just around the corner, The Athletic's Bruce Feldman, Stewart Mandel and Andy Staples offer their predictions of how the SEC will shake out along with a glimpse into their group text picking at each other's projections.

After almost two weeks of fall practices, true freshman Kenyon Green could very well be starting on the offensive line when the Aggies open their season vs. Texas State. The only thing that would be surprising is how quickly Green will have earned the honor.

Dan Moore was rock solid for an A&M O-Line that is looking, despite the loss of Erik McCoy, even better than last year. Moore's consistency and ability land him at number 6 in our series of 30 A&M football players in 30 days.