Before the Aggies host the Razorbacks on Saturday night at Kyle Field, Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of 'Ask Liucci,' today addressing all things A&M-Arkansas, recruiting and some spooky ghost talk ahead of Halloween.

Since 2012, only three teams have unseated Alabama atop the SEC West. A deep-dive comparison between those three squads and the 2020 Aggies suggests A&M may be well-positioned to become the fourth.

A young D continues to have its growing pains, but what it showed in Auburn was progress. Looking at one key play in particular, John Harris explains that the Aggies applied a little coaching to slow the Tigers' attack.

How to put the finishing touches on a look back at a victory with resounding implications? Perhaps with an assessment of the receivers' excellent game and a defense whose young talent gives it hope for the future.

This is what we've all been waiting for, is it not? Everything Texas A&M had been missing for the last month — effort, intensity, execution — returned in impressive fashion in a victory over the nation's No. 3 team.

In a turn of events even the most ardent Aggie fans wouldn't have dared to predict, A&M resurrected itself after its mid-season lull and took down the nation's No. 3 team. Kyle Allen threw four touchdowns in the win.

One of the nation's most explosive teams awaits A&M in Auburn. The Aggie offense and Tiger defense don't look quite like they did in the two teams' 45-41 thriller last year, but the important battles haven't changed.

The two teams' last meeting featured several all-conference stars who are now peddling their trades in the NFL. The Aggies' young talent must lead the way, but the Tigers go to battle with some experienced leaders.