Texas A&M came two yards away from shocking the college football world on Saturday night in Tuscaloosa. David Sandhop shares his biggest takeaways about the Aggies' performance against the Tide, Oklahoma's beatdown in Dallas and much more.

The Aggies have garnered disdain across sports in the last year because of their dramatic rise in football recruiting and some "drama" off the baseball diamond. With so many now claiming to hate Texas A&M, that got us wondering: Who do Aggies most commonly hate?

Texas A&M football has been the hot topic of national discussion for weeks now after Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies signed the highest-rated recruiting class in history. With the national narrative attacking A&M, the Aggies should take the criticism head-on for many reasons.

It was a season unlike any other around college football, and the Aggies concluded 2020 with an Orange Bowl championship. David Sandhop shares his biggest takeaways from A&M's victory as well as bowl season across the nation.

With the Herbstreits and Galloways of the world continuing to diminish the Aggies, the Maroon & White could send a huge message to their critics on Saturday night in the Orange Bowl. In fact, Texas A&M must win to chance the national media's perception.

The Aggies picked up their seventh-consecutive victory on Saturday to cap off an 8-1 regular season, but unfortunately, it was not enough to get the Maroon & White into the CFP. David Sandhop has plenty of thoughts on that, the media's narrative of A&M & more.

On the banks of the Tennessee River, the fifth-ranked Aggies dominated the Tennessee Volunteers, 34-13, as A&M made one last appeal to the playoff committee. Jimbo Fisher is absolutely convinced that his team deserves to be in the field of four.

Tuesday night's second College Football Playoff release shed some light on the committee's debate over whether Ohio State or Texas A&M deserves the fourth spot. Time remains to pour over the resumés, but the Buckeyes' chances to make a stronger case are in serious trouble.

Ten years ago No. 9 Nebraska, already on its way out of the Big 12, lost a 9-6 contest to the Aggies at Kyle Field. But the game was only part of the story as raging Pelinis, penalties, and a TexAgs twist remain part of the lore of that November evening in Aggieland.