Though Texas A&M has had little success in the closing months of the regular season in recent years, the Aggies have performed well in their bowl games. This year's team is looking to repeat those performances and walk out of Houston with a win.

Texas A&M and Kansas State are set to square off in the 2016 Texas Bowl. Both teams are gearing up in Houston, and the coaches and players from each team took the time to meet with the media on Tuesday to share their thoughts on the game.

The Aggies arrived in Houston Sunday night and started their on-site preparations. The first part of Monday's practice in the Houston Texans' practice bubble was open to the media, and TexAgs was on hand.

Though Kansas State hasn't garnered much national attention in 2016, their style of play presents some familiar challenges for the Aggies. Winning the head-to-head battles will be key to A&M's success.

The Aggies should have some key stars healthy again in the Texas Bowl as they square off against a Wildcat squad that is a bit of a Big 12 anomaly with a strong ground game and stout defense.

As the Aggies prepare to close out the 2016 campaign against Kansas State in the Texas Bowl, Billy fields your questions about the upcoming game, Myles Garrett's future, closing out the 2017 class, Christmas movies and more.

Though many college football stars are skipping their teams' bowl games to protect their health and prepare for the NFL draft, draft-eligible Aggies want to play one more game with their teammates.

All-American Aggie defensive end Myles Garrett figures to make a lot of money if he leaves school early for the NFL draft, but he's keeping his cards close to the vest. Garrett says his focus is the upcoming bowl game, leaving fans to speculate about his decision.

Texas A&M is set to head to Houston just after Christmas to take on the Kansas State Wildcats in the AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl. On Tuesday, the Aggie coaches and players spoke to the media ahead of the matchup.

Myles Garrett is only a junior, but he's more than likely going to be playing his final game as an Aggie in Houston. The All-American has been an outstanding representative for Texas A&M, and his final collegiate game makes a lackluster bowl worth the trip.

With over a month between the LSU game and the December 28 tilt with Kansas State, the Aggies hope to regain the form that generated a 6-0 start and a short-lived top 4 ranking.

After finishing the regular season 8-4, the Aggies have turned their attention toward the Texas Bowl and Kansas State. A&M Coach Kevin Sumlin talked with the media on Friday about the game.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, GoPowerCat.com's Tim Fitzgerald joined to discuss the 2016 Kansas State football team, what the Aggies should expect to see from Bill Snyder's team in the Texas Bowl and more.

On Sunday, Texas A&M was chosen to represent the SEC in the Texas Bowl. The Aggies will take on the Kansas State Wildcats on December 28th in Houston at 8 p.m. Both teams enter the matchup at 8-4.

In moving to 8-2 on the season, the Aggies flashed plenty to excite fans as conference play nears. TexAgs presents the story of Saturday's win — Jalen Jones' 25 points, Tyler Davis' 5-for-5 night and more — in an extensive gallery of images.

In moving to 2-0 on the season against Big 12 teams, Texas A&M did more than hold off late charges by a feisty Kansas State team — it flashed a winning formula against a quality opponent. With Baylor up next, the key will be shoring up the few areas that are still lacking.

From Jalen Jones' 25 points to the Aggies staving off a late Kansas State run, Texas A&M's 78-68 victory over the Wildcats didn't disappoint. TexAgs presents the story of the win from a court-level angle.