Monday afternoon, the Texas A&M soccer team claimed their first number one seed in the school's history. This allows the Aggies to play at home all the way up till the final four if they continue to win.

Each Monday and Thursday, Billy Liucci, subbed in for in this edition by Olin Buchanan, 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.

The 2014 edition of the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band took the field on Saturday during halftime of A&M's 41-38 upset win over the Auburn Tigers. Watch the full halftime performance from week 11 of the 2014 season.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, ESPN.com's Edward Aschoff joined the program to share his take on Texas A&M's monumental upset of Auburn on Saturday, how the result effects the rest of the SEC and more.

The leader of the nation's No. 1 team can make a statement this week against Alabama; otherwise, a star in Oregon may begin to put the finishing touches on his candidacy. TexAgs' resident Trophy gives his rankings.

On a day of ranked matchups and playoff implications, it was the Aggies stealing the nation's attention with an unforgettable road victory. TexAgs takes you back from field level, as shown on CW-8 College Station.

How to put the finishing touches on a look back at a victory with resounding implications? Perhaps with an assessment of the receivers' excellent game and a defense whose young talent gives it hope for the future.

A team that was maligned for weeks and looked to be falling apart found inspiration within and pulled off a win nothing short of stunning. In the first part of a comprehensive recap, Liucci begins with leadership.

This is what we've all been waiting for, is it not? Everything Texas A&M had been missing for the last month — effort, intensity, execution — returned in impressive fashion in a victory over the nation's No. 3 team.

What better way to commemorate a potentially season-changing upset than with a collection of the game's best moments and most telling images? That's exactly what TexAgs Studios, on-site in Auburn, provides.

Straight from the field at the scene of one of Texas A&M's biggest wins under Kevin Sumlin, Gabe Bock and Olin Buchanan got together to break down the ins and outs of a team reborn and a season possibly saved.

Texas A&M proved the nation wrong in a 41-38 victory in Jordan-Hare Stadium, stunningly reversing several week's worth of decline. Making sense of it after the game was the Aggies' head man and his team leaders.

In a turn of events even the most ardent Aggie fans wouldn't have dared to predict, A&M resurrected itself after its mid-season lull and took down the nation's No. 3 team. Kyle Allen threw four touchdowns in the win.

A&M hasn't had much to celebrate in a month, but a hard-fought defeat of No. 3 in its own house provided just the recipe for one of the best post-games yet.

The long climb back into the black was in vain for Olin Buchanan's alter ego, who watched it tumble back down the cliff last week. A fresh slate of games awaits, however, and with it a fresh slate of weekly picks.

The Aggie offense may have been intentionally watered down against Louisiana-Monroe, but Kyle Allen still had opportunities to run it. John Harris explains how Allen can improve on one of A&M's most basic plays.

One of the nation's most explosive teams awaits A&M in Auburn. The Aggie offense and Tiger defense don't look quite like they did in the two teams' 45-41 thriller last year, but the important battles haven't changed.