Across his first two seasons at Texas A&M, DJ Hicks has accounted for just 30 total tackles, 4.5 TFLs and 2.5 sacks, but he has been developing behind a number of talented defensive linemen. After biding his time, Hicks feels he's ready to emerge as a leader for the Ags in 2025.

Thursday morning, 2026 Oradell (NJ) Bergen Catholic DE Jermaine Kinsler announced his commitment to Texas A&M. For more insight into Texas A&M’s newest addition, TexAgs spoke to Bergen Catholic head coach Vito Campanile.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Jason Howell joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

In another lecture with SPMT 489, Texas A&M Director of Athletics Trev Alberts and Dr. Gregg Bennett were joined by Texas A&M Executive Associate AD Alan Cannon, who has been with the athletic department since 1981 and was named to the CoSIDA Hall of Fame in 2014.

Already in his third year in Maroon & White, defensive lineman Shemar Stewart has 1.5 sacks through Texas A&M's first four games. In an exclusive one-on-one, the Miami native spoke about his early-season success, the brotherhood along A&M's defensive front and more.

Like his father, Shane, 2025 Cy-Fair standout Landon Rink plays along the defensive line, but unlike his dad, the younger Rink is headed to Texas A&M despite his Longhorn legacy. Perhaps his greatest asset, Shane believes Landon's competitive spirit is what makes his son so special.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Radio on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

Last week, Landon Rink became the first to commit to Texas A&M's new defensive line duo of Tony Jerod-Eddie and Sean Spencer, but with Mike Elko now guiding the program, the 12th Man can expect the Aggie defensive front to remain a strength of the team.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Radio on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Friday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M spring ball and baseball. "The Source" discussed No. 4 A&M's series-opening victory over Auburn and the action over at the Coolidge Practice Fields.

A&M football is preparing to open its first spring camp under Mike Elko, while Aggie basketball is on the verge of missing the 2024 NCAA Tournament. TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci tackled topics surrounding both programs and more in this edition of Ask Liucci.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Radio on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

Despite a late push by LSU, Terry Bussey remained loyal to the Fightin' Texas Aggies as he signed with Mike Elko & Co. on Wednesday morning. Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on National Signing Day to speak on the two-way athlete and what it means for the program.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Tuesday morning to discuss the state of the Texas A&M men's basketball team, the Aggies on gridiron and the matchup for the Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies keep adding players through the transfer portal as Mike Elko's staff have made a splash early on. TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci sat down to tackle another round of subscriber questions on portal recruiting, A&M hoops and more.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Wednesday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football as the transfer portal is officially closed. Liucci offered his thoughts on WRs coach Holmon Wiggins, the CFB Playoffs and much more.

Though proving resilient, a second-half rally was not enough for undermanned Texas A&M as No. 20 Oklahoma State escaped 31-23 in the TaxAct Texas Bowl at NRG Stadium. Now turning the page on a new era, the Aggies finish another forgettable campaign with a 7-6 record.

No. 20 Oklahoma State held on in Wednesday night's TaxAct Texas Bowl as the Aggies lost, 31-23. Following the game, Elijah Robinson, Max Wright and Sam Mathews addressed the media in Houston about the loss.