Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning for an either/or session on Aggie football topics, specifically addressing early NFL Draft entries, 2016 recruiting needs on both sides of the ball and more.

Onlookers may not have been terribly impressed with Texas A&M's performance against a subpar foe on Saturday night, but the numbers tell a slightly different story. In every category but one, the Aggies asserted themselves.

There are those born and raised in College Station who anticipate the day they can leave it. CSHS lefty Kyle Richardson is not one of them. After achieving a lifelong dream by signing with the Texas A&M baseball program, Richardson opened up about his journey.

On Friday a new season began for the Aggies, one filled with high hopes — especially after the opening act by Texas A&M's lauded freshman class. TexAgs presents the best moments from a night filled with them, all from a court-level perspective.

It wasn't the prettiest, but it was a win — in the last game the Aggies will play at Kyle Field this year, and the last the seniors ever will. TexAgs presents the story of Saturday's game with an extensive gallery of images.

It was a comfortable win ... but was it? The Aggies were dominant ... but were they? Indeed, it's easy to walk away from Texas A&M's win on Saturday and not be sure what to think. With Vanderbilt and LSU left on the schedule, that's a daunting proposition.

Powered by Tra Carson's third straight 100-yard rushing game and four touchdown tosses from two quarterbacks, the Aggies overcame a slow start to move to 7-3 in the season's final home game. After Saturday's final Kevin Sumlin and his players reacted.

Though an at-times lackluster win against an overmatched opponent, Saturday's result left Texas A&M fans with plenty to talk about. Former A&M and NFL defensive back Jordan Pugh joins the discussion on the Aggies' final two games, the quarterback situation and more.

On Senior Night at Kyle Field the Aggies endured a lackluster start to roll in the second half, advancing to 7-3 on the season behind more than 300 rushing yards, a mostly stifling defense and a late appearance by Kyle Allen.

A fast pace, instant-impact freshmen, a new dimension at the point, team defense ... the list of eye-catching positives from Texas A&M's season-opening win goes on. After one game there are improvements to be made, but the Aggies' potential appears to be high.

It's the last game at Kyle Field until another season comes and the final "tune-up" date on the schedule before Texas A&M closes the season on the road against two SEC foes. From Senior Night to the QB situation, there's plenty to watch from the Aggies against WCU.

Indeed, it's only one game — and the focus must quickly turn to the next. Still, on Friday night in a 104-64 victory over USC Upstate, Texas A&M and its hyped freshman class provided a glimpse of depth and scoring ability that should excite many.

In its season-opener Texas A&M got double-digit games from six Aggies, including all four freshmen — and senior Danuel House. Following the 104-64 win against South Carolina Upstate, House summed up the new-look Aggies.

It was ugly. It was unfortunate. It was all too familiar. But the most frustrating part of the Aggies allowing 311 rushing yards and 26 points to a bad offense was the simplicity of the breakdowns that led to the Tigers' big plays.

Among the litany of questions the Aggies have to answer, the run defense and a hopeful rebound from the pass rush stand tallest. It's good timing for a tune-up game, but several small battles must be taken seriously.

Billy Liucci and former Texas A&M and NFL football players Steve and Seth McKinney joined TexAgs Radio on Friday for an in-depth preview in advance of Saturday's home matchup with the Western Carolina Catamounts.

A run through the SEC Tournament ended in a 2-1 championship game loss to Florida, but G Guerrieri and his Texas A&M soccer team aren't lingering. Fresh off the program's first College Cup, the Aggies begin their bid to return to it Friday night at home against Washington.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Outkick The Coverage's Mattie-Lou Chandler joined Gabe Bock and Olin Buchanan to pick five of Saturday's college football matchups against the spread.