Kyle Allen's first start, Myles Garrett's record, Speedy Noil's general excellence and a youth movement on defense provided the moments in Saturday's lackluster win. Highlights as shown on CW-8 College Station.

Texas A&M's late entrance into the race for the 2015 Mesquite Poteet athlete seemed likely to hinder the Aggies' chances, but McNeal seeks a place that feels like home. His visit may have showed him just that.

Who are these Aggies? In the span of time since the South Carolina victory, A&M has unraveled and taken with it the program identity Kevin Sumlin cultivated. Even after Saturday's win, fears and doubts linger.

The score sheet will show a win, but most who watched the Aggies' performance against an outmanned ULM squad won't agree. With Auburn waiting a week away, there are multiple concerns to address ... quickly.

A new quarterback, a new uniform combination and a new purpose to play for characterized the Aggies' showing on Saturday. Kevin Sumlin and his players met the media afterward to discuss the takeaways.

The game wasn't beautiful, but the uniforms were. From Kyle Field on a gorgeous Saturday, TexAgs presents the story of A&M's win with the best moments captured in pictures — including Speedy Noil's scoring catch.

On Saturday the Aggies did less question-answering than they did concern-creating, but they pulled out a victory regardless. Kyle Allen threw a touchdown in his first start and Myles Garrett set a head-turning mark.

What to make of Texas A&M's 21-16 'victory' against Louisiana-Monroe? It's the question on everyone's mind. From the hallowed grounds themselves, Gabe Bock and Olin Buchanan take a stab at how to decipher it all.

Texas A&M sophomore quarterback Kenny Hill has been suspended for two games for a violation of team rules. That means that Kyle Allen will start at QB the next two weeks. Billy Liucci has more on Premium.

The Aggies will hit the field on Saturday to compete as much against themselves as the Warhawks. Still, facing an aggressive defense and mediocre offense, winning a few notable battles will portend good things.

TexAgs football analyst Billy Liucci has the very latest on the developing story regarding who will start for the Aggies at quarterback Saturday against ULM. Kyle Allen has surged. Is he the guy? Liucci explains.

Shakeups weren't promised, but open competition was. Saturday's game won't tell A&M fans much about what awaits in the season's final stretch, but how certain Aggies play should say a great deal about them.

A team that rose to No. 6 and once looked a year ahead of schedule now seems to have set itself back a full decade. But are things that dire at A&M? Four remaining games will determine more than just this season.

None quite know what the lineup will look like when the Aggies take the field on Saturday, nor what the game's outcome will ultimately mean. Kevin Sumlin has made this much clear: every spot will be earned.

"Change" is the operative word in Aggieland these days, from fan message boards to media gatherings. But what is appropriate change, exactly? The A&M coaches gave their frank takes during Tuesday's discussion.