The run continues for Texas A&M, which is now a bona fide top 10 team — and the nation's only undefeated one. Concerns are quickly shoring up and the Aggies are dominating in every other phase, just in time for SEC play's arrival.

Lingering over the Aggies' undefeated start have been doubts about their level of competition. No longer. A three-game set in Houston against three tourney programs will allow A&M a chance to silence the questions and pad their resume in one fell swoop.

The Aggies saw enough during Sunday's junior day to offer the 2016 stud, but an early affinity may make it difficult to sway the Baylor commit. Still, a few factors may potentially help the A&M staff in its pursuit.

What was a big opportunity for A&M fell apart in the second half in the face of an overwhelming rebounding attack. The Aggies were undoubtedly embarrassed in Waco — but there's more to it than meets the eye.

What started as a charged atmosphere between old foes Texas A&M and Baylor devolved into an around-the-basket clinic on the part of the Bears. The Aggies were hardly competitive in the second half in a loss.

An opportunity perhaps as important as any in three years awaits the Aggies in the home of an old foe. Bad blood and top 25 dreams aside, A&M must match up with the Bears' strength to leave Waco with a victory.

The junior guard, one of Texas A&M's unquestioned leaders, battled through foul trouble to be the heart and soul of the Aggies' comeback on Saturday. Following the game he went over his play and what lies ahead.

While the contenders had a strong week as a whole, the unquestioned leader of an undefeated team staked his claim as the man to beat in the most recent rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter.

As if an omen of impending doom, a single number repeatedly foiled BellagiOlin's picks in what could have been a spectacular week. Back at it, Olin Buchanan's fictional alter-ego takes a crack at this week's games.

For an award that has become entirely quarterback-centric, a strong list of contenders kicks off the season. Is the returning winner chief among them? Heisman voter Olin Buchanan takes stock in his initial rankings.

Fueled by consistency at quarterback and returning talent on both sides of the ball, usual national powers (and a pair of recent players) look set to again challenge for conference titles and the best of the bowls.

While last season's defensive unit was forgettable for Aggies by any standard, its successor need not necessarily suffer the same fate. Optimism can be drawn from a surprising source, among other factors.

The initial idea of Texas A&M playing the Bears again in any sport may raise some disapproving eyebrows, but there are scheduling and rivalry advantages to the decision that make it an ultimately wise choice.

In Orlando for the Under Armour All-American Game, the 2015 Cedar Hill WR and one-time five-star A&M commit continues to ponder his college choice. Could certain factors push him back toward the Aggies?

It's rivalry week and some of the nation's best are on tap with high stakes in the balance. The former SMU and NFL running back and ESPN commentator tabs the winners with an expert's touch and explains why.

With an expert's touch, the former SMU and Patriots running back and ESPN commentator explains his picks for the likely winners of Texas A&M-LSU and a number of other ranked matchups throughout the nation.

Many remain across the nation who are loathe to give the reigning Heisman Trophy winner front-runner status. Yet, TexAgs' resident Heisman voter explains, their reasoning holds little weight under scrutiny.

Bowl positioning — or whether there will be one at all — is suddenly a concern for a number of teams. With an expert's touch, the former star RB and ESPN broadcaster makes and explains his picks for the week.