Fall camp officially opens on Wednesday afternoon as the Aggies return to the Coolidge Practice Fields at the Graham Athletic Complex, and head coach Jimbo Fisher said that he is feeling excited to get back to work after what he believes was a productive offseason for A&M.

With a new season on the horizon comes new opportunities for those that made big first impressions to reach their full potential and become major contributors. Billy Liucci shares his list of Aggies who have a shot at making headlines once fall rolls around.

Texas A&M football will feature a new-look offense under Bobby Petrino in 2023, but there are plenty of other areas of interest with the Maroon & White. Billy Liucci introduces you to some storylines to keep an eye on through spring practice in 2023.

With a new offensive coordinator and plenty of new faces, the Fightin' Texas Aggies returned to the practice field for spring football on Monday. While the competition heats up for starting spots, Jimbo Fisher & Co. remain focused on their fundamentals and building a good basis.

A 5-7 finish was unexpected for a Texas A&M team that entered 2022 ranked No. 6 in the nation. While the season was far from what the Aggies had hoped, the fall still produced a number of memorable moments in addition to plenty of forgettable ones.

Texas A&M returns home from Columbia after its fourth loss this season, as the Gamecock's early dominance stalled the Aggies' hopes of a comeback. Olin Buchanan shares what he learned, loved and loathed about A&M's performance.

A disastrous start haunted the Aggies as their late comeback effort came up just short, losing to South Carolina for the first time, 30-24. Marred with injuries, poor execution and an overall lack of consistency, A&M's underwhelming season continues, having now dropped three consecutive games.

A quick start by South Carolina derailed Texas A&M as they dropped their third consecutive game for the first time in the Jimbo Fisher era, 30-24. Despite a near comeback, a lack of execution on offense prevented the team from gaining much needed momentum down the stretch.

Following a bye week, Texas A&M hits the road once again as the Ags venture to Williams-Brice Stadium for a night affair against South Carolina. Olin Buchanan details the in-game matchups that will have the greatest impact on the outcome of this weekend's contest in Columbia.

Despite defeating Miami in a top-25 matchup at Kyle Field last Saturday night, Texas A&M's offensive woes still remain. While progress was apparent, solutions better come quickly for Jimbo Fisher & Co. as the Aggies begin SEC play this weekend against No. 10 Arkansas.

College Station has heard endless cliches following Texas A&M's upset loss to Appalachian State last week. On Saturday night, the 24th-ranked Aggies must prove they indeed got the wake-up call when they host No. 13 Miami at Kyle Field.

Despite some potential red flags, the Aggies still have plenty to be optimistic about after a defensive showcase and flashes of explosiveness on the offensive front in Saturday's shutout. Billy Liucci analyzes what worked and areas of improvement for the Ags after Week One.

Miami Central product Yulkeith Brown scored Texas A&M's first touchdown of the season, blowing by a cornerback for a 66-yard catch-and-run. That moment may have reminded those in the 12th Man who may have forgotten about the speedster from the 2021 recruiting class.

For much of the offseason, Jimbo Fisher & Co. appeared to be in the national spotlight, but come game day, a stout defensive performance and a rainy afternoon in Aggieland kept the attention off the Maroon & White as A&M quietly opened the 2022 season with a shutout.

For the first time since 1993, the Fightin' Texas Aggies pitched a shutout to begin football season as A&M blanked Sam Houston on a rain-soaked Saturday at Kyle Field, 31-0. Olin Buchanan shares what he learned, loved and loathed about the Ags' performance.

On a cloudy afternoon, Texas A&M's defense shined in the team's first season-opening shutout since 1993 with a 31-0 victory over Sam Houston. The Aggies held the Bearkats to just nine first downs and 198 total yards while the offense gradually shook off a sluggish start.

While Haynes King has been named Texas A&M's starting QB, Jimbo Fisher said there was no one reason why King was ultimately the choice. Instead, it was the consistent camp put together by the third-year sophomore that earned him the nod in the end.

With the season-opener just over two weeks away, the Aggies continue to develop through Fall Camp and are still figuring out who will fill in critical positions. However, Saturday's scrimmage may give Jimbo Fisher a chance to answer some of these remaining questions.