Texas A&M drubbed New Mexico State on Saturday evening, and tailgaters were out in full force before the game. Find out who the Aggies were playing and what Alex's mom thinks in this Halloween edition of Tailgate Trivia.

Texas A&M's dominant performance against an overmatched New Mexico State squad gave the Aggies a chance to see how some of their young talent is developing and to rest players that will be key to the defense's success as the season wears on.

Despite some shuffling on the line and limited play for the starters, the Aggies put together a balanced offensive performance against NMSU, and several key backups made significant contributions.

The Aggies were explosive on special teams and reeled off half-a-hundred points en route to a blowout win at Kyle Filed on Saturday. TexAgs gives you a field-level view of the highlights and scenes, as seen on CW-8 Aggieland.

Three more of college football's unbeatens fell this weekend, which means that one-loss Texas A&M is one of the few teams with legitimate playoff hopes as the calendar turns to November. The Aggies just need to keep winning and let chaos handle the rest.

College football helps those who help themselves. That's how the saying goes, right? Texas A&M handled its business in a blowout win over New Mexico State, perhaps with one eye on the scoreboard as other playoff hopefuls fell.

It was the Christian Kirk show as the Aggies dispatched an over-matched New Mexico State team on Saturday night. Gabe and former Aggie players Jordan Pugh and Brandon Leone break down the A&M win from Kyle Field.

With big plays from Christian Kirk and a strong response after halftime, Texas A&M blew out visiting New Mexico State. Coach Sumlin, Kirk, Trevor Knight, Justin Evans, and Kingsley Keke talked about the home win.

Christian Kirk stole the headlines Saturday night with two punts returned for touchdowns, plus a scoring reception, as the home Aggies rolled over the visiting Aggies.

Gabe is live from the press box at Kyle Field, covering all the action between the Aggies and the...um, Aggies as it unfolds. Join the conversation and enjoy real-time reports and commentary.

The TexAgs Photo Booth captured some of the highlights from today's TexAgs Tailgate. Be sure to download your pictures, share with your friends and join us at the TexAgs office on Nov. 12th for the Ole Miss tailgate!

In the midst of a brutal SEC schedule and following the first loss of the season, it would be easy for A&M to experience a let down against a weaker non-conference foe. Sumlin, Knight and company insist that won't happen.

After dropping their first game of the year to top-ranked Alabama, Texas A&M continues to focus on their internal goal of getting better each week. Against non-conference foe New Mexico State, they also aim to set the tone for the remaining SEC slate.

Coming off a loss to Alabama, Texas A&M will need some bounce-back performances from some of its biggest playmakers, but they may not come easily against an NMSU line-up that boasts a game-changing running back, linebackers and more.

We're five days away from Halloween, and only three days away from Texas A&M beating the hell outta New Mexico State. So we carved them a sweet NMSU jack-o-lantern ... and then dropped it from 80 feet CAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE GONNA DO TO 'EM AGS.

Will SEC officials ever notice linemen grabbing Myles Garrett? What is the clearest path for the Aggies into the playoff? Plus Billy explains daylight savings time and answers a long list of other questions about football and recruiting.

Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin had a lot to say at Tuesday's press conference after the loss at Alabama and with NMSU coming to town. The head man touched on controversial calls, the Aggie linebackers and more. Here are his top five thoughts.