Sam Pittman has resurrected an Arkansas program that had become bottom feeders in the Southeastern Conference. While the Razorbacks are no longer the league's Kansas, they'll still face a tough task when they face No. 7 Texas A&M in Arlington.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M linebackers coach Alan Weddell joined to go in-depth on the Aggie defense's exquisite start to the 2021 football season, and how they keep it going moving forward.

Our man Peter Burns of ESPN & the SEC Network joinedTexAgs Radio on Monday morning to look back on one of his more infamous freezing cold tweets and to look ahead to the possible old-school showdown brewing at Jerryworld.

On a day when the opposing offense only saw A&M territory once and posted only 122 total yards, the Aggie defense looked as dominant as ever. Billy Liucci details the unit's performance as they gear up for the grind of SEC play.

The seventh-ranked Aggies rolled to victory on Saturday, shutting out New Mexico, 34-0. Between explosive plays offensively and dominant defense, Texas A&M notched its first shutout since 2016.

As the Aggies return home to host New Mexico in the season's third week, Billy Liucci spends some time at the keyboard answering a boatload of subscriber questions about the A&M offense under Zach Calzada, the o-line's progress and much more.

Texas A&M's performance in Denver left a lot of questions unanswered and created some new concerns as well. SEC Network host Peter Burns joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss what worries him most about the Aggies moving forward.

On a day when the Aggie offense needed a safety net after an injury to starting QB Haynes King, the defense was that and a lot more, turning in a performance for the ages in the second half in Denver.

This week's Overnight Sensation is sophomore defensive back Antonio Johnson, whose strong play helped the Aggies prevail over Colorado in a defensive dog fight. The East St. Louis, Ill., native logged nine tackles and two pass breakups at the all-important nickel position.

Nothing came easy for the Texas A&M offense on Saturday night, but fortunately, the Aggie defense stood tall in a 10-7 win over Colorado. The contest was as close as they come, but the escape act could serve as a wake-up call for the highly-ranked Ags.

While Texas A&M's 10-7 victory over Colorado certainly wasn't pretty, this was still plenty to love from a win in Denver. Olin Buchanan discusses what he learned, loved and loathed from the Aggies' trip to the Mile High City.

Exhale. Texas A&M escaped Denver with a 10-7 victory over Colorado after an excruciating afternoon for the Aggie offense. QB Haynes King was lost early to injury, and Zach Calzada struggled before engineering the game-winning drive late in the fourth quarter.

No. 5 Texas A&M hits the road this weekend to face the Colorado Buffaloes on Saturday afternoon at Empower Field in Denver. Ahead of kickoff, Billy Liucci analyzes the key matchups to keep an eye on as the Ags take on the Buffs.

Before No. 5 Texas A&M heads to Denver to face Colorado this weekend, there are plenty of questions to be answered surrounding Aggie football. Billy Liucci tackles those subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci.

TexAgs Recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined this morning for another edition of Recruiting Country, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail as recruits are traveling to college campuses and taking in the atmosphere on Saturdays.

Following an opener in which three key starters were unavailable, Billy Liucci details an outing in which the Texas A&M defense surrendered only 10 points while tacking on seven of their own en route to a 41-10 victory.

Kent State ventures into Kyle Field on Saturday night for a showdown with the sixth-ranked Texas A&M Aggies. Ahead of kickoff, Billy Liucci analyzes five matchups to watch in Texas A&M's initial game of the 2021 season.

Freshmen and second-year players are impacting today's college football now more than ever before, and that's no different at Texas A&M. Billy Liucci identified 12 (or more) first or second-year Aggies that could impact the 2021 campaign for the Maroon & White.