In Saturday's performance John Chavis likely saw several things he didn't like. What he also saw, however, were things that could be easily corrected. His Texas A&M defense heads into SEC play with much to prove — but also much to be excited about.

Kyle Field opened its doors as a renovated palace for the second time, and the Aggies followed up with a win. We asked several tailgaters around Aggieland about the stadium, the game ... and how to pronounce "Nevada."

A mixed bag if ever there were one, the Texas A&M offense put up 44 points yet left much to be desired. The tune-ups for conference play are finished and so, too, is the margin for error. What will take the Aggies to the next level?

Between Myles Garrett's dominance and some memorable moments on offense, the Aggies left no shortage of highlights in Saturday's victory. TexAgs takes you back inside the top plays from a field-level angle, as seen on CW-8 Aggieland.

Those who would draw parallels between this Texas A&M team and last season's persist, even as the SEC West opens up. Kevin Sumlin's Aggies face an opportunity in Arlington to whisk away all comparisons and announce their potential.

A lackluster finish notwithstanding, the Aggies dominated Nevada in many ways the final score doesn't indicate. According to the numbers, Texas A&M's offense and defense are both nearly right on schedule.

In which Kyle Allen makes lots of touchdowns and Myles Garrett is a monster.

Five total touchdowns from Kyle Allen and Myles Garrett's memorable moment of clutchness highlighted Saturday's Texas A&M victory. See the day's top plays in an extensive collection of images from the new Kyle Field.

Saturday's victory in an up-and-down affair has prompted many to ask: is Texas A&M ready at this point for the SEC slate? It depends on one's perspective — but from that of the Aggies, the answer is an inevitable yes.

A day of ups and downs, but a victory nonetheless. Following the Aggies' victory over Nevada, former Texas A&M football players Jordan Pugh and Brandon Leone join the discussion on A&M's emerging stars and what must be tweaked before the Arkansas game.

In moving to 3-0 on the season Texas A&M nonetheless showed areas that need improvement. Following Saturday's 44-27 defeat of Nevada, Kevin Sumlin and his players addressed the game's late turns and what comes next with Arkansas lying in wait.

It wasn't always pretty, but it was a 17-point win. Again utilizing stellar third down defense and riding Kyle Allen's arm, Tra Carson's legs and Myles Garrett's impeccable timing, the Aggies moved to 3-0 on Saturday.

It's probably a good idea to at least TRY and block A&M true freshman DT Daylon Mack. Nevada learned this lesson the hard way on Saturday:

The Aggies' collection of talent on both sides of the ball continues to gel and a few stars are set up for strong afternoons against Nevada. The Wolf Pack's only chance will come in attempting to contain them.

Brian Polian returns to Kyle Field as head coach of the Nevada Wolfpack featuring a dynamic rushing attack and a strong set of tight ends. Kevin Sumlin's Aggies await with key pieces returning and stars looking to break out. Who will make the difference?

Among the most electric players on the Texas A&M offense, Speedy Noil nonetheless has many wondering about his slow start. According to his coaches, a nagging injury is to blame — and as it passes, so will any respite for opposing defenses.

Getting set for the final tune-up before SEC play and the return of a familiar face, Kevin Sumlin on Tuesday spoke about his flourishing coaching tree, Speedy Noil's status, team health and the clear alternative to huddling.