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The Final Countdown: Liucci & McKinney Bros preview Ags-Bulldogs
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 afternoon matchup between Texas A&M and The Citadel at Kyle Field.
Key Matchups: Texas A&M vs. The Citadel
Reeling from another SEC loss, Texas A&M is back inside the friendly confines of Kyle Field for a non-conference matchup against an FCS opponent. Olin Buchanan details the in-game matchups that will have the greatest impact on Saturday's contest.
Elko's comments more offensive than futile Aggies
Texas A&M's performance in Columbia was certainly frustrating, but after a 27-6 loss to No. 14 Missouri in which the Aggies failed to find the end zone (again), Mike Elko resorted to pointing the finger...albeit not at his futile offense.
Post Game Review: No. 14 Missouri 27, Texas A&M 6
Another anemic offensive performance plagued Texas A&M in Columbia as the Aggies suffered a 27-6 loss to No. 14 Missouri in Week 6. While the defense held firm for much of the afternoon, Marcel Reed & Co. managed just 10 first downs and failed to find the end zone.
Scattershooting Aggie Football: Assessment through Week 5
While the 2026 season began unlike what was promised, positives and improvements can still be found. Billy Liucci shares all his insights on the latest in the sport, including a deep dive on the true freshman, the Maroon & White's defensive line and more.
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Looch & Bock: Making sense of the Arkansas win before the CoMo trip
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 24, the duo gets ready for Texas A&M's road trip to face Eli Drinkwitz's Missouri Tigers.
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Defense in Review feat. Sean Porter: Texas A&M 34, Arkansas 7
Allowing just one first-quarter touchdown, Texas A&M cruised to a four-score touchdown over Arkansas at Kyle Field in Week 5. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the latest defensive showing from the Maroon & White as the Ags prepare for an important road trip to No. 14 Mizzou on Saturday.
Texas A&M's 'fine' offensive line continues to gel
Texas A&M's offensive line paved the way for the Aggies to accumulate 231 rushing yards vs. Arkansas as they also kept Marcel Reed from being sacked for the second time this season. Continued improvement from the Maroon Goons could ultimately get 2026 back on track.
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Defense in Review feat. Sean Porter: LSU 35, Texas A&M 6
LSU moved the ball at will as the Aggies surrendered over 500 yards to Lane Kiffin and the Tigers in a 36-5 loss inside Death Valley. Billy Liucci, along with Sean Porter, analyzes what went wrong in Baton Rouge and must change (quickly) moving forward.
Learned, Loved, Loathed: Louisiana State 35, Texas A&M 6
A Saturday night loss all but assures Texas A&M will not return to the CFP, but the Aggies' performance calls into question whether or not they'll even reach a bowl game. Now 2-2 and 0-2 in conference, it was truly a loathsome Saturday night in Baton Rouge for Mike Elko & Co.
Key Matchups: No. 23 Texas A&M at No. 10 Louisiana State
For the second season in a row, the Fightin' Texas Aggies must travel to Baton Rouge as the Maroon & White take on the Bayou Bengals on a Louisiana Saturday night. Olin Buchanan details the in-game matchups that will have the greatest impact on Texas A&M's road trip to Death Valley.
Players to Watch: No. 23 Texas A&M at No. 10 Louisiana State
No. 23 Texas A&M squares off with No. 10 LSU at Tiger Stadium in Week 4 as Mike Elko's Aggies go for a third straight win over the Bayou Bengals. Ahead of this Saturday's showdown in Baton Rouge, Olin Buchanan identifies several key players to watch for.
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Looch & Bock: A terrible, horrible, no good, very bad day vs. Kentucky
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 22, the duo looks back on the Aggies' forgettable performance at Kyle Field against Kentucky.
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Searcy is focused on turning the page heading into Baton Rouge
Texas A&M senior defensive end T.J. Searcy recorded six total tackles against Kentucky, including two solo tackles and one TFL. After A&M suffered its first loss in Week 3, Searcy discussed the result ahead of a road trip to Baton Rouge.
Post Game Review: Kentucky 31, No. 9 Texas A&M 21
A disastrous second half saw the visiting Kentucky Wildcats dictate the game to the ninth-ranked Aggies as the Maroon & White suffered a head-scratching 31-21 loss at Kyle Field. Now 2-1 and 0-1 in conference, Texas A&M is set to travel to Baton Rouge in Week 4.
Players to Watch: No. 9 Texas A&M vs. Kentucky
After starting the year 2-0, No. 9 Texas A&M will face the Kentucky Wildcats in Week 3, which marks the start of a nine-game SEC slate. Ahead of Saturday's 2:30 p.m. CT kickoff, Olin Buchanan identifies several key players to watch for.
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Defense in Review feat. Sean Porter: Texas A&M 48, Arizona State 20
With four takeaways (including a pair of fourth-quarter pick-sixes), Mike Elko's defense leaned on Arizona State in Week 2 as Texas A&M rolled to a four-touchdown victory at Kyle Field. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the latest defensive showing from the Maroon & White.
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Marco Jones lived every defensive lineman's dream
Defensive end Marco Jones made his presence known in Texas A&M's 48-20 win over Arizona State with a sack, a TFL and a pick-six. After his big-time performance, Jones joined Field Level with Billy Liucci to discuss his hot start to his sophomore season in Maroon & White.
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Looch & Bock: Elko's strong defense, questions from Section 12 and more
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 21, the duo analyzes the Maroon Goons, raves about Mike Elko's defense and more.
Depth has helped enhance T.J. Searcy's production
Mike Elko might have his deepest defensive line yet, and defensive end T.J. Searcy is currently benefiting from the depth up front. Through two games, he already has eight tackles, including 1.5 TFLs, and a pass breakup that turned into a pick-six for Marco Jones.