The Aggie defense was victimized by a number of big runs as Quintrevion Wisner led a Texas rushing attack that rolled up 218 yards on the ground in the Lone Star Showdown. Sean Porter, along with Richard Zane, breaks down the latest defensive showing from the Maroon & White.

Texas A&M's defense held Samford to just 77 total yards and three first downs in a Week 13 shutout as the Aggies did what you're supposed to do against an FCS opponent. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the latest defensive showing from the Maroon & White.

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.

Redshirt sophomore Jordan Shaw has appeared in eight games for the Aggies this fall, making 13 tackles and 1.5 TFLs in the Texas A&M secondary. On The Huddle, Shaw spoke about A&M's comeback vs. South Carolina, his love for the 12th Man

2027 Manvel defensive back Karnell James has been a regular on campus in College Station this fall. He returned to Texas A&M to see the Aggies take on South Carolina, and following a crazy comeback at Kyle Field, James gave his trip high remarks.

Texas A&M's 2027 class has a national feel as Baltimore (MD) St. Frances Academy cornerback Raylaun Henry becomes the fifth out-of-state pledge for the Aggies. Our TexAgs Recruiting duo details what you need to know about an impressive prospect out of Maryland.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Live, Billy Liucci and Seth McKinney joined for your all-encompassing game preview ahead of Saturday's Southeastern Conference battle between No. 3 Texas A&M and South Carolina back at Kyle Field.

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.

Despite not firing on all cylinders, the Fightin' Texas Aggies STILL won by 21 points as they sent Mizzou fan home early with a 38-17 taming of the Tigers in Columbia. After A&M became the undisputed Tiger Kings of the SEC, Billy Liucci and David Nuño react to a ninth straight Aggie victory.

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 33 of the B-Team, Brauny and Richard Zane discuss the Week 11 slate across college football and more.

This weekend's top-25 showdown in Columbia is one of the biggest games in Texas A&M history as the Aggies prepare to battle Mizzou on Saturday. Before the Week 11 bout, Billy Liucci tackles another round of subscriber questions to get ready for Aggies-Tigers and beyond.

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 11, the duo analyzed Texas A&M's standing in the Nov. 4 College Football Playoff rankings and much more.

After giving up 18 points to LSU in the first half on Saturday night, the Texas A&M defense did not surrender another score until a garbage-time touchdown in a 49-25 drubbing of the Tigers. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the latest defensive showing from the Maroon & White.

Texas A&M’s rise is not about stacking five-stars, but about finding players who crave the grind and maximizing their development once they arrive in College Station. The blueprint behind Mike Elko’s recruiting strategy is beginning to show its real impact on Saturdays.

Texas A&M football displayed its strong culture on Saturday night in Death Valley when the Aggies ripped off 35 unanswered points to embarrass Brian Kelly's LSU Tigers. In doing so, A&M announced to the country that they aren't hoping to win...these Aggies expect to win.

Behind a game-changing quarterback, a relentless pass rush and a lopsided second half, No. 3 Texas A&M dominated No. 20 LSU on Saturday night at Tiger Stadium, 49-25. The Aggies outgained the Bayou Bengals 426-278 to earn their first win inside Death Valley since 1994.

Behind 35 unanswered points in the second half, No. 3 Texas A&M cruised to an eighth consecutive victory on Saturday night as the Aggies defeated No. 20 LSU in Baton Rouge, 49-25. The win represents A&M's first triumph in Death Valley since 1994, ending a skid of six straight games.