With Texas A&M's quarterback "curse" seemingly relapsing in College Station, Max Johnson has a chance to take the negative trend and turn it into a positive as the head signal-caller again. The fourth-year sophomore now looks to build on his three starts from a year ago.

Texas A&M's offense outgained Auburn 402-200 in a 27-10 win on Saturday afternoon as the Maroon & White opened conference play with a victory. Billy Liucci analyzes what worked and what needs to be improved as the Aggies head to Arlington for a date with Arkansas.

Since his arrival in College Station, Jimbo Fisher has attracted many out-of-state stars while also recruiting the best prospects in the Lone Star State, and A&M's 2024 class is no different. Of the Aggies' 18 pledges, 10 hail from outside the Texas state lines.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio Monday morning to share his thoughts on Texas A&M ahead of fall camp, the most memorable season openers, his favorite concerts and much more.

Texas A&M has had many a memorable quarterback in its football history, and while who belongs in the top spot is certainly not up for debate, who are the top 10 signal-callers to ever wear Maroon & White? David Sandhop lists his 10 best Aggie QBs of all time.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Dennis Dodd of CBSSports.com joined to discuss his recent article detailing Kyle Allen's transfer from the A&M football program, A&M's coordinators, the pressure the new Kyle Field puts on Kevin Sumlin to win now and more.

He was understandably concerned. He was just a sophomore Texas A&M football player. So, why not just transfer somewhere more advantageous? That would make sense, right? It didn't make sense to Terrence Murphy — and the reason should give Aggies peace.

Anticipation — or, anxiety — is high in Aggieland, where intrigue lingers around Texas A&M's offensive coordinator position and Kyle Allen's transfer has renewed focus on the quarterback room. Meanwhile, the Aggies' potential recruiting finish is up in the air. Catch up on the latest.

On Friday, Billy Liucci, Olin Buchanan, Jerrod Johnson, Jordan Pugh, Spencer Nealy and Seth McKinney joined TexAgs Radio to share their reactions to the news that Kyle Allen would transfer from the A&M program.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M quarterback Jerrod Johnson joined the show to share his immediate thoughts on Kyle Allen's decision to transfer, Kyler Murray stepping in as QB1 and more.

Following Texas A&M's controversial season in which sophomore Arizona product Kyle Allen and freshman legacy Kyler Murray split time at quarterback, Allen headed off an offseason of intrigue with the decision to transfer. The 'why' and 'what it means' are less clear.

In a game pivotal to the ultimate outcome of both teams' seasons, the Aggies and Tigers will feature young and improving quarterbacks, work-horse running backs and defensive talent galore. Who has the potential to determine the outcome?

Yes, drops were an issue. And indeed, stalling out in the red zone on so many occasions will be more costly against LSU. Still, behind a revitalized Kyle Allen, a relentless Tra Carson and re-emerging Speedy Noil and Josh Reynolds, the Texas A&M offense has life.

Texas A&M hits the final week of the season fresh off its first shutout since 2004. Meanwhile, rumors swirl around Les Miles in Red Stick as LSU collapses. If Kevin Sumlin's Aggies can leave Baton Rouge with a win, a number of things will change in a hurry.

After Saturday's game, the list of positives for Texas A&M was longer than it's been in several weeks. Kevin Sumlin and his players took to the microphone to break down their 25-0 defeat of Vanderbilt, Kyle Allen's start and much more.

In Kyle Allen's return to the starting quarterback position, the Aggies racked up nearly 500 yards of total offense and held Vanderbilt to its season low. Texas A&M moves to 8-3 on the season with its first shutout since 2004.

With the current struggles of its offense, some are surmising Texas A&M will have to 'out-talent' Vanderbilt on Saturday. To do that it will need a few key Aggies to return to their potential. On the other side, the Commodore defense's studs will provide a real challenge.

For anyone who watched Saturday's defeat of Western Carolina, anticipating another quarterback competition at Texas A&M wasn't difficult. For those who listened to Kevin Sumlin's past two media appearances, understanding why could be. Where will the Aggies go next?