The Aggies again gave up a big play on the ground, but the numbers otherwise were favorable. Unfortunately, it's hard to tell much about the Texas A&M defense after Saturday's game — but there is something to glean from who got much-needed rest and who impressed in their place.

When the Aggies would have preferred to be learning more about their potential, they learned a bit more instead about what they're lacking. The Texas A&M offense now heads into a clash with a stout Vanderbilt defense hoping expected contributors will step up.

What if we asked you to guess the lyrics to some of the Texas A&M football team's favorite songs ... after letting you listen to it? It was perhaps not as easy as it sounded in this home-season finale edition of Tailgate Trivia.

Senior night at Kyle Field, another 100-yard game from Tra Carson, two Aggie quarterbacks and — most importantly — a win. TexAgs presents the story of Saturday's game from a field-level angle, as seen on CW-8 Aggieland.

Wrapped up in Texas A&M's current situation at quarterback is a collection of questions, projections and possible complications. Yet, with the two-game stretch ahead potentially determining the direction of the program, Kevin Sumlin must decide based on the now.

Onlookers may not have been terribly impressed with Texas A&M's performance against a subpar foe on Saturday night, but the numbers tell a slightly different story. In every category but one, the Aggies asserted themselves.

It wasn't the prettiest, but it was a win — in the last game the Aggies will play at Kyle Field this year, and the last the seniors ever will. TexAgs presents the story of Saturday's game with an extensive gallery of images.

It was a comfortable win ... but was it? The Aggies were dominant ... but were they? Indeed, it's easy to walk away from Texas A&M's win on Saturday and not be sure what to think. With Vanderbilt and LSU left on the schedule, that's a daunting proposition.

Powered by Tra Carson's third straight 100-yard rushing game and four touchdown tosses from two quarterbacks, the Aggies overcame a slow start to move to 7-3 in the season's final home game. After Saturday's final Kevin Sumlin and his players reacted.

Though an at-times lackluster win against an overmatched opponent, Saturday's result left Texas A&M fans with plenty to talk about. Former A&M and NFL defensive back Jordan Pugh joins the discussion on the Aggies' final two games, the quarterback situation and more.

On Senior Night at Kyle Field the Aggies endured a lackluster start to roll in the second half, advancing to 7-3 on the season behind more than 300 rushing yards, a mostly stifling defense and a late appearance by Kyle Allen.

It's the last game at Kyle Field until another season comes and the final "tune-up" date on the schedule before Texas A&M closes the season on the road against two SEC foes. From Senior Night to the QB situation, there's plenty to watch from the Aggies against WCU.

Among the litany of questions the Aggies have to answer, the run defense and a hopeful rebound from the pass rush stand tallest. It's good timing for a tune-up game, but several small battles must be taken seriously.

Following Kevin Sumlin's first year, there was zero doubt he was the man to bring the Texas A&M football program to the promised land. Following the last 14 months, there appears to be a great deal of it. But, Aggies shouldn't throw in the towel just yet.

On Tuesday Kevin Sumlin suggested that the Aggies could field a strong team in 2016. The problem, most A&M fans are clamoring, is that many believed the same about the 2015 team ... until it went the way of the 2014 team.

The Texas A&M offense and its struggles are on everyone's mind. On Tuesday, they dominated Kevin Sumlin's weekly media session. Kyler Murray and the quarterbacks' status, turnovers and more joined Senior Night on the conversational docket.