You might know him as a former All-SEC linebacker and a team captain on Texas A&M's special 2012 squad, and now, Sean Porter is sitting down to answer YOUR questions. This week, Porter joins Richard Zane to tackle another round of subscriber questions.

It takes excellence in all three phases of the game, and Texas A&M has had a number of special teams standouts throughout program history. Between accurate place kickers, strong-legged punters and dangerous return men, David Sandhop ranks his top 10 special teamers.

Over the course of the week, plenty of random things enter the interesting brain of TexAgs columnist and Heisman Trophy voter Olin Buchanan. In this edition of his random weekly thoughts, OB details how good Devon Achane was, offers some cheesy opinions and more.

Ten years ago No. 9 Nebraska, already on its way out of the Big 12, lost a 9-6 contest to the Aggies at Kyle Field. But the game was only part of the story as raging Pelinis, penalties, and a TexAgs twist remain part of the lore of that November evening in Aggieland.

Texas A&M and Florida don't meet often on the recruiting trail, but when they do, it's usually a battle for the biggest names the southeast has to offer. Jason Howell takes a look at the most important Aggie-Gator contests in this week's edition of Recruiting Battles.

DeSoto head coach Claude Mathis believes the next superstar at his D1 churning juggernaut is 2016 QB/ATH Tristan Wallace. Texags caught up with Wallace to find out the very latest on his recruitment.

The NFL Draft's dawn has come and several graduating Ags await the determination of their future. Liucci shares the candid takes of several NFL scouts. How high will Ryan Tannehill go? What of Cyrus Gray & Co.?

TexAgs was out in full force to watch Ryan Tannehill and Jeff Fuller work out in front of a large crowd of NFL scouts on Thursday at the A&M Indoor Practice Facility. Click to view an extensive photo gallery.

TexAgs' Billy Liucci talked on camera with former A&M running back Cyrus Gray, wide receiver Jeff Fuller and defensive end Tony Jerod-Eddie immediately after their Aggie Pro Day showings on the A&M campus.

A&M ended a frustrating season on a positive note, with much to look forward to. As the Ags move on to a new conference with a new coach, charting course for a new horizon, Billy Liucci recaps and looks ahead.

Ben Malena ran for 77 yards and two touchdowns in place of Cyrus Gray, whose classmates made their final game one to remember. A&M won its first bowl game since 2001 and said goodbye to an era in Houston.

Ryan Tannehill threw for 329 yards, with 119 and a touchdown going to Jeff Fuller, in the pair's final game as Aggies to earn a much-needed bowl win in Houston and finish 7-6. In-depth coverage on TA Premium.

A&M's long and winding road in 2011 will come to a close in Houston in three days. After a month's dose of preparation, who will steal the spotlight on New Year's Eve? Billy Liucci examines both teams.

Following the A&M squad's first day of practice for the Meineke Car Care Bowl in Houston, Tim DeRuyter and players met with the media to cover, among other things, Cyrus Gray's return and who they're playing for.

The Ags re-started their engines on Tuesday with New Year's Eve fast approaching, continuing preparations for the Meineke Car Care Bowl in Houston. Gabe Bock returns from Reliant Stadium with the night's notes.

With a little more than 24 hours to revisit and ponder on A&M's frustrating, saddening loss on Kyle Field to Texas, Billy Liucci shares an assortment of thoughts on the game and the end of the season.

With Aggies everywhere wanting nothing more than to beat Texas one final time, the Horns capitalized on a litany of A&M mistakes and emerged from a thrilling battle victorious on a game-ending field goal.

Texas' two flagship institutions of higher learning will put at least a temporary end to more than a century of history tomorrow. TexAgs provides Liucci's analyses, Leone's X-factor, extensive quotes and depth charts.