With a look around what makes the offense tick and the defense's struggles, 'The Sideline View' co-owner and Texans football analyst John Harris explains how good the Aggies are and how good they can be.

Just as in 2013, the Owls' run game presented problems for a shorthanded Aggie defense. The difference? A&M allowed just 10 points when all was said and done. But improvement in certain areas must come soon.

A sorely disappointing opening possession signaled the Aggie offense's less-than-impressive night, but 38 points and four-for-four in the red zone are difficult to argue with. A&M will take learning material to SMU.

The 2014 edition of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band once again took the field on Saturday during halftime of A&M's 38-10 win over Rice.. Watch the full halftime performance from week three of the 2014 season.

Against Rice, Texas A&M failed to look playoff-worthy for the first time in three games this season — and still won by 28. There are two sides to the same victory, but sharper focus must come in short order.

The Aggies failed to meet their lofty standards but nonetheless cruised in an easy 38-10 victory. TexAgs presents the story of Saturday's game with the best sights and moments, as seen on CW-8's broadcast.

The Aggies jumped out to a sizable first-half lead and never relinquished it despite an offensive showing that failed to meet their lofty standards. Afterward, Kevin Sumlin and his players discussed the takeaways.

A late night at Kyle Field saw four more touchdowns from Kenny Hill, overtime put in by the field crew and a win in spite of an up-and-down showing. TexAgs presents the best images and moments from the night.

From a worn-out Kyle Field, the former Aggie football players joined Gabe Bock on Saturday night to break down the many positives that came out of Texas A&M's victory against Rice despite a lackluster effort.

Texas A&M cruised in a victory that nonetheless encouraged very few. Still, the Aggies sit at 3-0. Meanwhile in Columbia, S.C. and Blacksburg, Va., more doubts about Kevin Sumlin's squad may have been erased.

It often wasn't pretty, but on Saturday night the No. 7 Aggies ran their record to 3-0 with an easy victory on a turf issues-addled Kyle Field. Kenny Hill threw four touchdowns and Myles Garrett added 2.5 sacks.

In the teams' 2013 meeting, the Owls exposed what turned out to be fatal flaws in the Aggie defense. A largely new cast of characters will take up the torch on Saturday, but certain battles will still be revealing.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs' co-owner, former A&M OL, and NFL tight end Hunter Goodwin joined Gabe Bock to break down the X's and O's of A&M's 73-3 beatdown of the Lamar Cardinals.

Each Monday and Thursday, Billy Liucci and Brice Jones share their thoughts and observations on Texas A&M athletics during The Beliucci Hour radio show, which airs from 12-1 p.m. on 1150 AM in College Station.

Damon 'Jorts' Robertson and Hunter 'Zone416' Shurtleff joined TexAgs Radio for this week's edition of the infamous Fan Show to give their impressions of newly renovated Kyle Field, predict Saturday's contest against Rice and more.

Passing records, attendance records, student section records – they've all been smashed because of this Texas A&M football team. But now the real test comes. Wait, no, sorry, they play Rice. MORE RECORDS WILL FALL.

Both teams are led by new quarterbacks who have made seamless transitions, while other supporting cast members can determine the nature of the second straight game between old Southwest Conference foes.

On Wednesday the Rice head coach joined TexAgs Radio for the second consecutive year to give his take on another meeting between the old Southwest Conference rivals, A&M's talent on offense and much more.