Back in the win column after beating the Massachusetts Minutemen, the Texas A&M Aggies look to close a frustrating 2022 season with a night game at Kyle Field against a Louisiana State team that stole a victory from the Maroon & White last year in Baton Rouge.

For the first time since 1972, Texas A&M has lost six consecutive football games as the Aggies slumped to 3-7 following a loss to Auburn. With the clock ticking on the Maroon & White, obvious changes to the program's culture must be implemented and soon.

This fall has been a tumultuous football season for Jimbo Fisher's Fightin' Texas Aggies, and while the on-field results have been well below expectations, hope is not lost for the program. The adversity facing A&M this year has opened prime opportunities for changes.

Texas A&M took its fourth consecutive loss on Saturday night, but thanks to the performance of true freshman quarterback Conner Weigman, many Aggies left Kyle Field with a sense of hope that the Maroon & White can still close the 2022 season strong.

Texas A&M's offense has scored fewer than 25 points in their last nine games vs. FBS competition, which puts the Aggies in company with Colorado and Rutgers. Constantly sputtering on offense has to change if the Maroon & White even want to reach their goals.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies were so very close to shocking the college football world on Saturday night as they were two yards from upsetting the Tide in Tuscaloosa. Even though it was a loss, Brandon Leone believes Week 6 might have shifted momentum for the entire season.

Even in Texas A&M's losing effort on Saturday, star running back Devon Achane was arguably the best player on the field vs. Mississippi State. However, it was Achane's second-quarter mistake that shift the momentum as the Bulldogs cruised to a 42-24 blowout.

Sparked by a big play in the second quarter, the Aggies pulled off a huge victory as they erased a 14-0 deficit to beat Arkansas. Former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone describes why that play turned the momentum, and no, it's not the one you're thinking of.

On Saturday night, Texas A&M won a must-win contest at Kyle Field as the Aggies defeated a top-15 Miami team, 17-9. Former Texas A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone explains how Week 3's victory over the Hurricanes could be a launching pad for the Ags.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the key moments in the Aggies' 27-24 road loss to LSU.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the key moments in the Aggies' 20-3 win over Auburn at Kyle Field.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the key moments in the Aggies' dominating 44-14 victory over South Carolina at Kyle Field.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the key moments in the Aggies' 35-14 road victory over Missouri.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the significance of Saturday's win over Alabama for the entire Aggie family.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the key moments in the Aggies' 26-22 loss to Mississippi State.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the key moments in the Aggies' 20-10 loss to Arkansas.

Three games into the 2021 season, it's the offense that's keeping A&M fans up at night. Brandon Leone identifies the issues and saw hope in a second-half drive on Saturday that had the Aggies doing what Jimbo Fisher's teams do best.

Each week this season, former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone will break down the plays that swing the momentum in the game. This week he looks at the key moments in the Aggies' 10-7 over Colorado in Denver.