On 'Star Wars Night,' in an inspired reunion with an old rival, a prepared and focused Texas A&M team took down Rico Gathers and No. 16 Baylor with stunning ease. TexAgs presents the story of the game with an extensive collection of images.

Danuel House's strong shooting and thunderous dunk. Tyler Davis' dominance of Rico Gathers in the post. A thrilled student section and chants of "You're still Baylor!" on Star Wars Night. The highlights from Texas A&M's blasting of Baylor go on, and TexAgs provides them from a court-level angle.

Led by Danuel House, Jalen Jones and Tyler Davis, No. 24 Texas A&M avenged last season's loss against an old foe in an 80-61 waxing of No. 16 Baylor on Saturday night. In the process, the Aggies moved to 3-0 against Big 12 teams this season.

After Texas A&M's 80-61 win over Baylor — the program's largest over a ranked opponent since 2005 — Jalen Jones broke down preparing for the Bears, containing Rico Gathers and what the victory will mean going forward.

There's no lack of familiarity between the programs, nor love lost. However, this time the stakes may be higher. When Texas A&M hosts Baylor on Saturday, the battle of the boards will likely again make the difference.

One week after a loss at Arizona State dropped Texas A&M from the Associated Press poll, the Aggies' 10-point win over Big 12 foe Kansas State landed them at No. 24 in both the AP and USA Today Coaches. Next up: No. 16 Baylor.

It's rivalry weekend in college football, and no other explanation is required. Grudge matches will pit ranked teams all over the country — some in the challenge for conference titles, some in the race for the Playoff.

We're entering the penultimate segment of the college football schedule, and you know what that means — at last the big games are here. On Saturday titans clash with playoff implications, it's make-or-break time in the SEC and Fenway will be hosting football.

Who is the second-best team in the SEC? At this point, does it even matter? The winds are shifting across the nation, with the College Football Playoff seemingly open to several scenarios. Meanwhile, one man widened his lead in the Heisman rankings by TexAgs' resident voter.

With the season nearing its close, Andy Staples of Sports Illustrated joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio to breakdown the Baylor/Oklahoma game, discuss a possible Eight team playoff and update his Heisman hopefuls.

It was a wild weekend in college football, one that saw more structure added to the playoff picture — and the SEC West race. Most notably, TexAgs' resident Heisman voter opines, the trophy could once again be up for grabs.

College football's craziness continued in Atlanta, where Georgia Tech's last-play victory eliminated another unbeaten. Elsewhere, some fell from the ranks of contention (yes, including Texas A&M). In the Heisman rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter, it's more of the same.

Oh, Michigan. Elsewhere in America, the ranks of the undefeated and contenders continued to thin, Memphis made its statement and Leonard Fournette solidified his iron grasp on the top spot in the weekly Heisman rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter.

At the season's halfway point, surprise teams have become legit challengers. In College Station, the stage is set to potentially determine the eventual SEC champ. Meanwhile, the Heisman favorite maintains the top spot in the rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter.

The lights get brighter as the calendar turns to October. Conference races and Playoff contenders will take significant turns in Week 5. Meanwhile in College Station and Fort Worth, the battle for Texas will continue.

Though currently committed to Baylor, 2017 Kennedale linebacker Baron Browning — hailed as one of the state's best in his class — maintains consistent contact with Texas A&M in a recruitment that is sure to go on.

Early in his sophomore season 2018 Katy Taylor defensive end Max Wright has already been pegged as a can't-miss prospect in waiting. Following Friday's game he spoke about playing two sports and where he aims for his recruitment to go.

New coaches. New quarterbacks. Compelling season-opening matchups. What more could you want from college football's return? Here are the most important storylines from the 2015 season's first week.