Texas A&M is back on the practice field, but players won't be back on social media until the conclusion of fall practice. That's perhaps a good strategy for the Aggies because, at least on day one of practice, their head coach was not thrilled with their performance.

Head coach Jimbo Fisher, as well as quarterback Kellen Mond and defensive lineman Justin Madubuike, met with the media to share their feelings following the conclusion of Texas A&M's first practice of the fall.

Coming off SEC Media Days 2019, most of the focus surrounding Texas A&M seems to stem from last year's seven-overtime victory over LSU. With the Ags and Tigers both on the rise, this end-of-season bout could start to carry implications far east of the Sabine River.

In the elusive hunt for a rejuvenated Wrecking Crew, the Aggies have rebuilt the tradition of harassing the quarterback. Among the top five SEC teams in sacks the last five years, A&M will field a new-look defensive line in 2019 that could create an even fiercer pass rush.

On Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio live from SEC Media Days, the SEC Network's Cole Cubelic joined to discuss Texas A&M's difficult schedule. The former Auburn center also shared his thoughts on the on-going Auburn quarterback battle and who could be the guy for the Tigers.

The Aggies took to center stage on Tuesday during the second afternoon of SEC Media Days 2019 to share their thoughts on the tough schedule ahead and much, much more in the second season with Jimbo Fisher at the helm.

Before their turn on the stage at SEC Media Days, the Aggies broke away from the hubbub to give some informal thoughts on the upcoming season, off-season work and several other topics.

The arrival of SEC Media Days is a sure sign that football is around the corner. Texas A&M enters the 2019 campaign a program on the rise, fresh off a nine-win season and ongoing recruiting success. Logic says the Aggies are a year away; Jimbo's squad is ready to win now.

Texas A&M has announced the trifecta of Justin Madubuike, Kellen Mond and Braden Mann will be the player representatives at the annual SEC Media Days that will take place from July 15-18 in Hoover, Alabama.

Billy rounds up another pile of subscriber questions, this time covering a wide range of recruiting topics, the priorities and impact of Ross Bjork stepping into the AD role, some Aggie baseball thoughts and a whole lot more.

Although the final score, 17-14 White over Maroon, doesn't matter, the performances on the field are still extremely important moving forward. Evaluation, Development and health will be the priorities going forward as the Aggies prepare for the 2019 season.

Team White defeated team Maroon, 17-14 in the 2019 Spring game. Afterwards, Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies met with the media to discuss the game and detail a productive Spring.

Over halfway through Spring Camp, Jimbo Fisher is pleased with the progression of his players. The head coach stated that being able to go head-to-head one another in practices and scrimmages has catalyzed their development, especially in the trenches.

Throughout Spring Camp 2019, Billy Liucci and Lia Musgrave will dive into each of the A&M position groups as they head into year two under Jimbo Fisher. The second installment focuses in specifically on the Aggie front seven.

Spring practice always brings a new round of enthusiasm after a couple of football-free months, but it never answers every off-season question. It does offer coaches and fans a helpful trail of clues toward what kind of team the Aggies will field in the fall.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined for a "lightning-round" preview of the Aggies ahead of Jimbo Fisher's second spring at Texas A&M.

With the start of spring football drawing near, Billy Liucci takes a look at the emerging players to keep an eye on, including Glenn Beal and Vernon Jackson, who have transformed their bodies since arriving on campus last season and appear primed for breakout seasons.

After racking up 5.5 sacks and 10.5 tackles for loss in 2018, Justin Madubuike is poised for a breakout season in 2019. With several key pieces along the front seven lost to the NFL, all signs point to the 300-pounder being the anchor of the A&M defensive line.