What are you most thankful for this season? What's the best part of the Thanksgiving spread? Corndogs, perhaps? Alex Parker finds the answers to these questions and more in this week's edition of Tailgate Trivia.

It's safe to say that the month of November didn't go how anybody in the Bright Complex wanted it to, but the Aggies can't dwell on that. The focus now is the upcoming bowl game and the 2017 signing class, both of which could have a major impact next season.

After the Aggies wrap up an 8-4 regular season, Billy fields your questions about another tough November, defensive struggles, what lies ahead for Sumlin and the Aggies, and bowl game possibilities.

The Aggies came up short in a game that featured a dozen touchdowns and almost 1,100 yards of offense. TexAgs gives you a field-level view of the highlights and scenes as seen on CW-8 Aggieland.

With multiple Tigers' starters out and A&M quarterback Trevor Knight making a surprise return, the Aggies were poised to cap the season on a high note. Instead they came up flat in another bad loss at Kyle Field.

On senior night, LSU imposed their will on the Aggie defense and kept the offense at bay long enough to build an insurmountable lead. Gabe and Olin break down the game from Kyle Field.

Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin, Trevor Knight, Myles Garrett, Jake Hubenak, Josh Reynolds and Larry Pryor visit with the media following another loss to LSU at Kyle Field.

LSU scored early and often, and the Aggie defense had no answers as the Tigers rolled in the season finale at Kyle Field. Texas A&M finishes the regular season 8-4 overall and 4-4 in SEC play.

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

Aggie students have been cutting, hauling and stacking logs for months in preparation for Burn Night 2016, and we are proud to be streaming the event for the third year running. Let's Burn the Hell Outta Bonfire and Beat the Hell Outta LSU!

Texas A&M and LSU are gearing up for what some expect to be a defensive struggle, but each offense features All-SEC playmakers, too. Billy Liucci provided a look at the key matchups that'll determine the Thanksgiving victor.

Any time you play a team missing its star running back and stalwart middle linebacker, you expect it to be an easy game, right? Not against LSU. Texas A&M will need to play well in all phases to take home a Thanksgiving Day win.

Texas A&M and LSU are preparing for a Thanksgiving tilt, and as usual, that means future NFL playmakers squaring off all over the field. From dominant pass-rushers to All-SEC corners and wideouts, these are the players to keep an eye on.

Students have been cutting, hauling and stacking logs for months in preparation for Burn Night 2016 and a few of them helped us build a mini-stack, perfect for a Tiger helmet. So we LIT IT UP, CAUSE THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE GONNA DO TO 'EM, AGS!

Five days after Texas A&M disposed of UTSA and LSU fell to Florida, the Aggies and Tigers will meet up at Kyle Field in an SEC West tilt. Both teams have experienced tough losses in recent weeks and are looking to finish the regular season on a high note.

Texas A&M's November has been far from perfect, but the Aggies still have a lot to play for on Thursday. A win could net them a Sugar Bowl berth and a chance for a special season. A loss would lock them into an 8-4 finish once again.

As the regular season finale approaches, Billy answers questions about the future of the quarterback position, offensive line struggles, A&M's chances with big recruits, Thanksgiving meal preferences, and much more.