Last month, Mike Elko told the Houston A&M Club that the current secondary is the best he has coached in his time in Aggieland, dating back to when he was the defensive coordinator. Now their test is to be the best in the nation.

Texas A&M has plenty of talented position groups as the 2026 campaign is fast approaching. In the fifth and final installment of his Fall Camp Five in Five series, Billy Liucci ranks his top five position groups on Mike Elko's roster.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to discuss Texas A&M's fall camp storylines after two practices are in the books. "The Source" also chatted about teams that could have a dropoff in 2026.

There are plenty of things for the 12th Man to focus on as the Fightin' Texas Aggies open fall camp on Wednesday evening. In this installment of his Five in Five, Billy Liucci shares a handful of intriguing storylines he'll be following this month.

Every Aggie definitely loves the game of football, but when and why did they develop that passion? Ahead of fall camp, Anto Saka, Wilkin Formby, Tawfiq Byard, Jordan Shaw, Bravion Rogers, Houston Thomas, David Olano and Robert Bourdon each answer that question.

Coming in at #22 in our 25 Players in 25 Days series is sophomore linebacker Noah Mikhail. Last season, Mikhail recorded 16 total tackles, six solo tackles and two and a half tackles for loss. This year, Mikhail is expected to break into a larger role in the linebacker room.

The next Aggie named on our 25 Players in 25 Days series is cornerback Jordan Shaw, coming in at #24. The redshirt junior cornerback is set to play a part in the A&M secondary, regarded by Mike Elko as the best backfield he's worked with at A&M since 2018.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning to discuss more takeaways from SEC Media Days, Texas A&M's ascent in the college football world and kick off our 25 Players in 25 Days series.

Plenty of questions were asked, but even more still remain as SEC Media Days are coming to a close with actually football officially on the horizon. Mike Elko's Aggies still have things to answer, but so do each of their conference opponents.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to discuss a handful of topics as we are 50 days out from Fightin' Texas Aggie football season! Looch provided a few offseason updates, spoke about Clayton Freshcorn's return and more.

Late June means it's the perfect time to answer a number of PEAK offseason topics, as the excitement is already building in Aggieland. TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci tackles another round of subscriber questions, ranging from football to the World Cup.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning to chat about the news that Brendan Sorsby has been granted eligibility in 2026. Liucci also discussed Texas A&M's most impactful transfers, teams generating buzz and more.

This fall will be Bravion Rogers' fourth season in Maroon & White, and he has appeared in 33 games for the Aggies. Ahead of his senior year, the nickelback from La Grange joined The Huddle to discuss his goals for 2026, why he fell in love with football as a kid and more.

Wilkin Formby's first spring as a Fightin' Texas Aggie is officially in the books as he adapts to live in Aggieland. While spending part of his summer back home, Formby joined The Huddle to discuss his early days at Texas A&M, when he fell in love with playing the game of football and more.

With his two-month-old son in tow, Texas A&M cornerback Jordan Shaw joined The Huddle to discuss how fatherhood has provided him with new motivation on the field and beyond. Shaw also spoke about his path to Aggieland, the depth of A&M's cornerback room 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 athletics. In episode 19, the duo broke down the final stretch of games for Aggie baseball, Bucky McMillan's portal haul and recapped spring ball.

Kelshaun Johnson reeled in four catches for 27 yards in four games as a true freshman last fall. With his second spring at Texas A&M behind him, the redshirt freshman wideout joined The Huddle to discuss his faith in the Aggie coaching staff, A&M's receiving corps and more.

Back for his fifth season in Maroon & White, defensive back Bryce Anderson is now the "old man" in the locker room. On The Huddle, the Beaumont native spoke about moving back to nickelback, returning from a scary injury suffered in Texas A&M's win at Notre Dame and more.