Texas A&M's NFL hopefuls have waited for years to hear their names called and enter the League, and the day is finally here. Follow along throughout the weekend and join the conversation in our running thread as the Aggies come off the board.

Texas A&M's NFL hopefuls have endured countless interviews and months of preparation ahead of the start of tonight's draft. Olin Buchanan runs down each Aggies' resume as the 2018 NFL Draft nears.

Texas A&M football hosted its annual Pro Day at the indoor facility on Tuesday afternoon as draft eligible players like Christian Kirk, Armani Watts and more tried to better their draft status. TexAgs was in attendance and presents the days highlights.

Billy Liucci brings you his take on a wide variety of current events in Aggie sports, including the basketball team's run to the Sweet 16 as well as Tuesday's pro day. He also ponders Johnny Manziel's future and much more.

From the firing of Kevin Sumlin, to the hiring of new coach Jimbo Fisher, it has been a wild month for the Aggie football team. The players, and interim head coach Jeff Banks are focused on one goal, beating Wake Forest.

As bowl preparations continue inside the Bright Complex for the Texas A&M football team, interim head coach Jeff Banks and select players met with the media to discuss the matchup with Wake Forest.

The Aggies matched the Rebels early in what looked like an imminent shootout, but the offense soon hit the skids, managing just three points in the second half. There were some obvious bright spots, but some familiar struggles also loomed large despite the win.

The Aggies absolutely dominated the offensive side of the ball on Saturday against New Mexico. Nick Starkel impressed, multiple members of the receiving corps got involved and more. Billy Liucci shares 10 offensive thoughts on the effort.

Nick Starkel took over at quarterback in the second quarter and provided a spark for the Aggies, but the stout Auburn defense proved too much on Saturday. Billy Liucci breaks down the state of the A&M offense in the wake of the loss.

For most of the first half, the Aggies looked like a team determined to avoid another November slide. Just before the break Auburn stole the momentum, extended its lead and never looked back in handing A&M yet another SEC West loss at Kyle Field.

Back from a week off, the Aggies will return to action on Saturday night at Kyle Field for a matchup with Dan Mullen's Mississippi State Bulldogs. Billy Liucci looks at the key matchups that could determine the game's outcome.

Three Texas A&M football players met with the media on Tuesday to preview the matchup with the Bulldogs. Linebacker Tyrel Dodson, running back Keith Ford and wide receiver Damion Ratley share their thoughts on the bye week, playing at Kyle Field and more.

The Texas A&M offense struggled mightily in the first half against Florida but made adjustments at halftime and produced just enough to pull out a win. Billy Liucci looks at the good and bad from the Aggies' performance.

As expected the Alabama defense was stifling for the Aggie offense most of the game, but their were encouraging signs. Though freshman QB Kellen Mond's inexperience showed, he also proved resilient and capable of making big plays under pressure, and the o-line is clearly improving.

Once again the Aggie offense struggled to produce yards or points through most of the first half against the Gamecocks. However, freshman QB Kellen Mond sparked the team late, and Keith Ford did as he pleased in the fourth quarter to push A&M to a win.

Texas A&M fell behind South Carolina early but clawed back and took over in the fourth quarter, shutting down the Gamecock offense en route to its second SEC victory. Head coach Kevin Sumlin and select Aggie football players spoke to the media after the game.

After a wild win last week, the Aggies return to Kyle Field on Saturday for the SEC home opener against South Carolina. Billy Liucci looks at the names to know as the Aggies and Gamecocks prepare to square off.

The Aggie offense got off to a slow start against the Hogs but opened things up in the second quarter and beyond. Texas A&M racked up over 500 yards of total offense and got big plays from veterans and newcomers alike.