Texas A&M's offensive line turned in its best showing of the season in the Aggies' 38-23 win over LSU on Saturday night. Maroon Goons Layden Robinson and Reuben Fatheree sat down for an exclusive interview courtesy of Pintail Hunting Club to discuss the season-ending victory.

A&M ended its frustrating season on a high note as the Ags upset the fifth-ranked LSU Tigers, 38-23. Following the win, Jimbo Fisher, Devon Achane, Layden Robinson, Demani Richardson and Antonio Johnson spoke to the media about ruining the Tigers' cornflakes and CFP chances.

While nothing appears to be at stake on Saturday night, Jimbo Fisher & Co. are refusing to say this weekend's clash vs. No. 7 LSU is "meaningless." The Aggies are looking to end 2022 on a high before Fisher begins his offseason evaluations to determine what must change.

Despite the cold and the rain at Kyle Field, Texas A&M finally put an end to a six-game losing streak as the Aggies defeated UMass in less-than-stellar fashion, 20-3. The win is A&M's fourth of the year, and despite playing lowly UMass, the Aggies turned the ball over three times.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies have finally put an end to a six-game slide as the Maroon & White defeated UMass on Saturday, 20-3. Following the victory, Jimbo Fisher, Layden Robinson and Edgerrin Cooper spoke to the media about beating the Minutemen.

For the first time since 1972, Texas A&M football has lost six consecutive games as the Aggies fell to Auburn on Saturday night, 13-10. A&M did not score until the fourth quarter and mustered just 215 yards of offense while its porous defense allowed 270 rushing yards.

In spite of a promising first half, Texas A&M failed to capitalize off of any momentum built with a subpar second-half performance. Florida's 492 total yards of offense gouged the Aggies as the Maroon & White fell to 3-6 and have dropped five straight for the first time since 1980.

For the first time since 1980, the Aggies have lost five-consecutive football games as Florida defeated Texas A&M, 41-24. Following the loss, Jimbo Fisher, Layden Robinson and Edgerrin Cooper spoke to the media to discuss the contest with the Gators.

In a season where everything that could go wrong has, the Aggies maintain that they still desire to win out and achieve bowl eligibility. Saturday's matchup with the Florida Gators will help determine whether those goals are attainable.

In his first career start on Saturday, true freshman quarterback Conner Weigman threw for 338 yards and four touchdowns in a 31-28 loss to then-No. 15 Ole Miss. With Weigman earning the nod moving forward, there is hope A&M could still become bowl eligible.

Desperately needing to snap a four-game losing streak, the Texas A&M Aggies play host to the Florida Gators at Kyle Field on Saturday at 11 a.m. On Monday, Jimbo Fisher, Albert Regis and Layden Robinson spoke to the media as the Maroon & White prepare for the Gators.

Veteran OL Layden Robinson is undoubtedly one of the Aggies' leaders, and the junior from Manvel says the locker room is not divided despite a 3-4 record. Robinson sat down to discuss how the Ags are working through their struggles and aiming to turn the season around.

South Carolina jumped out to an early lead that proved to be too much for the Aggies to overcome, ultimately defeating Texas A&M, 30-24. Following the game, Jimbo Fisher, Layden Robinson and Fadil Diggs spoke to the media about the loss.

Texas A&M was unable to complete the comeback to stun top-ranked Alabama in Tuscaloosa as the Aggies fell 24-20. After the game, Jimbo Fisher, Layden Robinson and Fadil Diggs spoke to the media about the heartbreaking loss.

The Houston Texans sideline reporter joined Wednesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio to analyze the Aggies after a loss to Mississippi State. Harris explains what the Aggies can do to put the loss behind them ahead of No. 1 Alabama.

Mississippi State bested the Aggies in every phase of the game Saturday in Starkville as the Bulldogs scored on defense and special teams and moved the ball at will on offense. The Ags had four turnovers and were a combined 3-for-11 on third and fourth downs.

No. 17 Texas A&M never found its footing in Starkville as Mississippi State overwhelmed the Aggies, 42-24. After the game, Jimbo Fisher, Demani Richardson and Layden Robinson spoke to the media about the loss.

Texas A&M's offense accounted for 17 of the Aggies' 23, which happened to be just enough to defeat the Arkansas Razorbacks in a top-25 Southwest Classic battle on Saturday. Billy Liucci analyzes what worked and areas for improvement ahead of a trip to Starkville.