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.

With the Aggies sitting at 3-6 on the year, the next few weeks are critical for Fisher & Co., and the urgency must extend beyond the gridiron. The 2022 campaign might be lost, but Fisher must make key decisions that will impact the short and long-term health of A&M's program.

Myles Garrett shined on Monday night football with 1.5 sacks and a batted ball that turned into an interception as the Browns won the Battle of Ohio, 32-12. Charean Williams joined TexAgs Radio on Tuesday to discuss Garrett's dominance and much more.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M legend Ryan Swope joined to predict who will get it done vs. Ole Miss, and the former wideout picked a current wideout as Swope expects Evan Stewart to standout vs. the Rebels on Saturday night.

Senior leader Demani Richardson sees there are improvements Texas A&M can make this season, and it can happen through team leadership ahead of this week's Ole Miss game. The safety stopped by to talk to TexAgs about how the Aggies can turn the season around.

Each week, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee breaks down key offensive plays from the previous game. This week, Stephen takes a closer look at the Xs and Os of the Aggies' 30-24 loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia,

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.

Veteran OL Layden Robinson is undoubtedly one of the Aggies' leaders, and the junior from Manvel says the locker room is not divided despite a 3-4 record. Robinson sat down to discuss how the Ags are working through their struggles and aiming to turn the season around.

On Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M football players Jamie McCoy and Jordan Pugh joined to offer their thoughts on the Aggies' 30-24 loss to South Carolina and their overall frustrations with the 2022 campaign.

Texas A&M failed to execute once again as South Carolina rolled in Columbia. David Sandhop shares his biggest takeaways about the Aggies' disheartening season, Clemson's field storming after a win to Syracuse and much, much more.

Texas A&M's record through the first seven games is a lackluster 3-4, but a late-season turnaround is still possible if the Aggies remain locked in. On Monday, Jimbo Fisher indicated that the Maroon & White are not showing signs of bailing on the 2022 season.

Another college football weekend came and went, and SEC Network play-by-play voice Tom Hart joined TexAgs Radio as he saw the Aggies up close this weekend. Hart was on the call as the Aggies fell to South Carolina, and he rehashes what went wrong.

Texas A&M fell just one score short once in what was a discouraging performance against South Carolina. Gabe Bock deep dives into the statistics from Texas A&M's fourth loss of the season.

The freshman defensive back has stepped up once again. Texas A&M's defense and Bryce Anderson gave the Aggies their best shot at executing a comeback over South Carolina. The freshman shined as he forced a fumble, recovered one and tallied three tackles.

An early South Carolina lead prevented Texas A&M from executing a comeback on the road. TexAgs presents a video recap of the Maroon & White's 30-24 loss to the Gamecocks as the Aggies are now 3-4 ahead of an SEC West clash with Ole Miss.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci sat down with David Nuño on Sunday afternoon to rehash the Maroon & White's dismal performance in Columbia, SC, on Saturday night at Williams-Brice Stadium.

Offensive linemen Trey Zuhn explains the reasons behind poor execution following a loss to South Carolina. In the one-on-one interview, Zuhn discusses the loud atmosphere at Williams-Brice Stadium and how the line can work as a group to improve next week.

Following Texas A&M's 30-24 loss to South Carolina on Saturday night in Columbia, a number of former A&M football players, including Lester Hayes, Doug Teague and Richmond Webb, shared their thoughts on a disappointing loss for the Maroon & White.