The top-seeded Texas A&M soccer team moved on in the 2014 NCAA Tournament on Friday night with a 5-0 blowout over first-round opponent Houston Baptist. TexAgs was on the scene to capture the contest in stills.

Friday night at Ellis Field saw the fifth ranked Aggies advance to the second round of the NCAA Tournament after shutting out Houston Baptist and scoring five goals of their own. Shea Groom, Kelley Monogue, Allie Bailey and Bianca Brinson all had goals.

The SEC Network's flagship game day production will run its first live broadcast from A&M on Saturday. From Spence Park, Joe Tessitore, Tim Tebow and Marcus Spears opined on the Aggie program, the show and more.

Drastic times call for drastic measures from Olin Buchanan's alter ego. Following another slide last week, he homes in on four of this weekend's strong bets, makes his picks with high stakes and explains his reasons.

Strength-on-strength and similar weaknesses will characterize a game between two teams who have high stakes invested. Aside from the known advantages, the victory should go to the one who creates another.

This team is one unlike any other Mississippi State has ever put on the football field. At least, that's what it will aim to prove against Alabama with a Playoff shot on the line. Meanwhile, LSU-Arkansas will be close.

A young D continues to have its growing pains, but what it showed in Auburn was progress. Looking at one key play in particular, John Harris explains that the Aggies applied a little coaching to slow the Tigers' attack.

Each Monday and Thursday, Billy Liucci and Brice Jones share their thoughts and observations on Texas A&M athletics during The Beliucci Hour radio show, which airs from 12-1 p.m. on 1150 AM in College Station.

David Sandhop, Hunter 'Zone416' Shurtleff and Chase Hernandez joined TexAgs Radio for this week's edition of the infamous The Fan Show to discuss Saturday's upcoming contest with the Missouri Tigers.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M OL and NFL TE Hunter Goodwin joined the program to give his thoughts on A&M's upset victory over the Auburn Tigers and to look ahead to Mizzou.

The Aggies' season outlook shifted in one Saturday, due largely to the beyond-their-years play of several future stars. The Tigers feature a strong pass rush and playmakers everywhere. Who will make an impact?

Let's run from the sandstorm. Let's run after Aldon. Let's recognize Missourah and find some common ground with Honest Abe. Let's run the tigers extinct and win by 112 points, but first...let's Run the Numbers!

By now all college football observers are aware of the borderline-criminal holds Auburn got away with in its attempt to stall Texas A&M's prodigious freshman defensive end. Surely there's some sort of explanation?

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Fox Sports 1 and outkickthecoverage.com's Clay Travis joined the program to give his thoughts on A&M's upset of Auburn, the current teams that would make the playoff and more.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M head coach Jackie Sherrill joined the program to look back on A&M's win over Auburn and to highlight the play of Kyle Allen, Myles Garrett and the rest of the Aggie team.

The true freshman QB's turnaround from his first start to his second was stunning, but not nearly as much as the potential he seems to carry. The Aggies will stick with him going forward — and likely be rewarded.

From preparing for Maty Mauk and Missouri's spread to Kyle Allen's newfound leadership and the season's final stretch, the Aggie coaches had plenty to discuss after a resounding upset victory against Auburn.

The Aggies don't have much time to bask in their season-saving win with a familiar foe's visit to Kyle Field next on the docket. On Tuesday the coaches and players shared what changed and how to maintain it.