Friday was a massive opportunity that Texas A&M let slip away as a poor second-half showing doomed the Aggies in the Lone Star Showdown. While the loss is certainly painful, the margin for error is completely gone as the Maroon & White prepare for the postseason.

It's another 365 days of pain in Aggieland as No. 3 Texas A&M watched its undefeated regular season end at the hands of the hated Texas Longhorns in Austin, 27-17. When it mattered most, Texas ran the ball at will on A&M, totaling 218 yards on the ground.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Live, Billy Liucci and brothers Steve & Seth McKinney joined for your all-encompassing game preview ahead of Saturday's Lone Star Showdown between No. 3 Texas A&M and No. 16 Texas at DKR in Austin.

During your lunch hour each Wednesday, join Billy Liucci and Gabe Bock as we go to "Looch & Bock, TexAgs" for plenty of chatter surrounding Texas A&M football. In episode 14, the duo discusses the latest storylines surrounding Friday night's Lone Star Showdown.

A dominant 48-0 shutout of Samford reveals the maturity of the Texas A&M team and the culture that is being instilled by Mike Elko. Now 11-0, the Aggies will go into a hostile environment where they will have to earn everything with plenty at stake.

Matt Browning, Hunter Shurtleff and Roy May joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to share a complete fan perspective on all things Texas A&M Athletics as the third-ranked Maroon & White take on Samford on Saturday's Senior Day at Kyle Field.

No. 3 Texas A&M dips back into non-conference play to wrap up the home schedule as the Maroon & White face FCS opponent Samford at Kyle Field on Saturday. Before the Week 13 matchup, Olin Buchanan identifies players from both teams to keep an eye on.

Texas A&M's defense more than made up for its first-half woes by pitching a second-half shutout in a 31-30 comeback victory over South Carolina in Week 12. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the latest defensive showing from the Maroon & White.

Down 30-3 to South Carolina at halftime, the Aggies looked lost after committing multiple turnovers, missing several tackles and dropping a few passes. However, over the course of the final 30 minutes, A&M exhibited its cultural overhaul to complete the largest comeback in school history.

On Saturday, Mike Elko signed a contract extension that will keep him in College Station through the 2031 season while increasing his pay to a reported $11.5 million annually. However, Elko said A&M's willingness to reward others in the program helped him sign along the dotted line.

Appearing in nine games for the Aggies so far this fall, junior linebacker Daymion Sanford has 38 total tackles to his credit, including 8.5 TFLs and 3.5 sacks. On Field Level with Billy Liucci, Sanford spoke about staying ready, A&M's defensive success in 2025 and more.

No. 3 Texas A&M will finally return to Kyle Field on Saturday to face South Carolina as the Aggies have a chance to clinch their first 10-win season since 2012. With so much at stake in Week 12, Olin Buchanan identifies players from both teams to keep an eye on.

During your lunch hour each Wednesday, join Billy Liucci and Gabe Bock as we go to "Looch & Bock, TexAgs" for plenty of chatter surrounding Texas A&M football. In episode 12, the duo discusses A&M's offensive versatility as the Aggies are 9-0 entering Week 12 and more.

Late afternoons are for the B-Team as Ryan Brauninger and the crew join you on the drive home each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday afternoon! On Episode 34 of the B-Team, Brauny and Richard Zane discuss the winners/losers from Week 11 and so much more.

Texas A&M's offense continued to hum in a 38-17 victory over Missouri at Faurot Field on Saturday afternoon. Billy Liucci, along with Stephen McGee, analyzes what worked vs. the Tigers and what needs to be cleaned up moving forward.

Junior safety Marcus Ratcliffe has 50 tackles to his credit on the field, and off it, he's making an impact by sending veterans to Normandy. On The Huddle, the junior from California spoke about his first post on TexAgs, Texas A&M's success in 2025 and more.

Each week in the ever-physical Southeastern Conference, the Fightin' Texas Aggies consistently answer the bell and find ways to win games with a tough, gritty brand of football. Their style and culture was again on display in A&M's 38-17 win at Missouri on Saturday.

Texas A&M has not played a home game at Kyle Field since a 34-17 thrashing of Florida on Oct. 11. Since then, the Aggies have won three straight conference road games and will return to the Home of the 12th Man on Saturday with a trip to Atlanta and the CFP within reach.