What in the world is a Hotty Toddy? Where did Ole Miss' famous chant come from? What is Ole Miss' mascot? Who knows? Alex Parker attempted to track down the answers in this week's edition of Tailgate Trivia.

Offensive struggles, Trevor's ongoing leadership, Sumlin, bowl projections, hypothetical collisions between J-Train and Daylon, and 80s vs. 90s music. Billy takes on these questions and many others in this week's Q&A.

The Aggies dropped their second consecutive SEC contest after a whirlwind fourth quarter left them a point short. TexAgs gives you a field-level view of the highlights and scenes, as seen on CW-8 Aggieland.

Two weeks ago, Texas A&M was thought to be a national title contender. Now the Aggies appear to be in freefall after consecutive losses to sub-.500 teams. Inside, Billy Liucci gives his take on the Aggies and the Texas A&M Football program.

After watching their playoff hopes crumble last week in Starkville, A&M seemed determined to right the ship at home against Ole Miss. Instead they came apart late, falling 29-28.

The Aggies suffered another late season upset in front of a big home crowd. Gabe is joined by former A&M players Brandon Leone and Jordan Pugh on Kyle Field to break down the game.

The Aggies led almost the entire game, only to watch Ole Miss chip away behind dazzling freshman QB Shea Patterson and steal the game with a field goal in the last minute.

Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin, Myles Garrett, Jake Hubenak, and Avery Gennesy face the media to discuss another disappointing November loss at Kyle Field.

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

After a week of disappointment and questions, Texas A&M has the opportunity to provide some meaningful answers with a win against a Rebels team facing its own struggles.

Between a disappointing loss to Mississippi State and a season-ending injury to QB Trevor Knight, it has been a rough week for the Aggies. They now look to the Ole Miss game to regain footing and finish strong.

Texas A&M-Ole Miss is loaded with important matchups, the most important of which is at the quarterback position. With backups starting on each side, who will step up and generate some offense for each team?

A&M hasn't beaten Ole Miss since 2013, so we brought in the big guns in the form of NFL offensive linemen ... and a tank ... to help us turn an Ole Miss helmet into a crater. CAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE GONNA DO TO 'EM, AGS!

Both the Aggies and Rebels are spending this week regrouping after losing their starting quarterbacks, but each roster is still loaded with SEC-caliber talent intent on leaving Kyle Field with a win.

Texas A&M has made a mantra of not looking ahead and just being 1-0 this week. With the opportunity for a 10- or 11-win season still ahead of them, that kind of focus is imperative against Ole Miss this week.

On the heels of the loss in Starkville, there is no shortage of questions about the state and future of the program. Billy answers a pile of them and throws in a dodo bird reference.

Aggie QB Trevor Knight is out for the remainder of the regular season, which means that backup Jake Hubenak must once again take the reins as Texas A&M's starter. Hubenak performed well last week, but how much will the offense have to change to fit his style?