Texas A&M quarterback Kellen Mond played one of the best games in his career as he led the Aggies to victory over Florida in a shootout on Saturday at Kyle Field. Mond tossed for 338 yards and three scores as he surpassed Jerrod Johnson's record for passing in a career.

With the game on the line and two seconds left, Texas A&M kicker Seth Small nailed a 26-yard field goal to upset No. 4 Florida, 41-38. In doing so, Small not only clinched a win, but he helped the Aggies to likely their biggest victory of the Jimbo Fisher era.

The Aggies outlasted the fourth-ranked Gators in a shootout at Kyle Field as A&M came away victorious, 41-38. The win is Texas A&M's first over a top-five team during the Jimbo Fisher era. Following the game, Fisher and a handful of A&M players spoke to the media.

Defense was hard to come by as the Aggies and Gators both moved the ball at will on Saturday at Kyle Field. Texas A&M's defense allowed 402 yards but the offense totaled 543 yards, and Seth Small's field goal as time expired clinched the upset of No. 4 Florida 41-38.

By now it's been well documented that Florida quarterback Kyle Trask was named after Kyle Field. For the Aggies to keep Trask from dominating in his return to his home state, they must shut down his top target, Kyle Pitts, and pressure the Gator quarterback in the pocket.

Texas A&M is gearing up for its second top-25 showdown in as many weeks with the fourth-ranked Florida Gators head into Aggieland on Saturday. Billy Liucci analyzes a few of the matchups that could swing this contest one way or the other.

Tennessee has won eight consecutive games, but the Vols will be tested against No. 3 Georgia this weekend in Athens. Should the Volunteers come out victorious on Saturday, there might be some truth to UT being a contender once again.

Our former player roundtable of Stephen McGee, Jamie McCoy, and Ryan Swope reconvened this week to offer a few final thoughts on last week's loss as well as to explain why pressuring Kyle Trask, and forcing turnovers is key to a victory over the Gators.

Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions ranging from recruiting to day-to-day updates on the Aggies. This week, Liucci discusses how to address the Aggies' defensive woes, how A&M needs to slow Florida offense this weekend and much, much more.

No. 4 Florida brings their high-powered offense led by Kyle Trask and Kyle Pitts into College Station for a top-25 tilt with Texas A&M. Olin Buchanan highlights a handful of players to keep an eye on during Saturday's contest.

Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews joined to look back on Week Two around the Southeastern Conference as well as taking a look ahead to this weekend's slate of games in college football's premier conference.

Missed opportunities ultimately defined the Aggies' offensive effort in Tuscaloosa. Billy Liucci breaks down an effort in which A&M moved the ball with regularity but too often failed to finish drives.

While a loss to another explosive Alabama team isn't cause for panic, Billy Liucci writes that the Aggies must do whatever it takes to set a different tone and direction for the rest of their season.

After another disappointing outing for the Aggies against a dominant Tide team, Olin Buchanan shares what he learned, loved and loathed about A&M's performance.

Olin Buchanan logs some of the significant notes from Texas A&M's loss to Alabama as the Aggies surrender another non-offensive touchdown, Kellen Mond exceeds 9,000 yards of offense and more.

The Aggies looked determined to hang in the game early with the second-ranked Crimson Tide, but too many mistakes and bad pass defense sealed A&M's fate.

Turnovers are always key in any football game, but winning the turnover battle becomes even more magnified against Alabama. For No. 13 A&M to pull off the upset of the second-ranked Tide, Kellen Mond and the Aggie offense must have better ball security, among other things.

Alabama has talent all over the field as the Tide are loaded with former five and four-star recruits, but the Aggies have enough to make Saturday's contest interesting. Billy Liucci focuses on a handful of those talent-laden matchups to watch in Tuscaloosa this weekend.