Jimbo Fisher has arrived in Aggieland and figures to get to work building his coaching staff and scouring the recruiting trail in short order. Billy Liucci provides notes on where he may look, the Aggies' Belk Bowl matchup with Wake Forest and more.

After posting a 7-5 record in the regular season, Texas A&M will head to Charlotte, North Carolina, to take on Atlantic Coast Conference foe Wake Forest in the Belk Bowl. The game will be held at noon (CT) on December 29 on ESPN.

As early reports surfaced that A&M would target Jimbo Fisher as its next head coach, most shook their heads or laughed. On Sunday, all of the speculation and noise culminated in Fisher's feet on the ground in Aggieland. Watch the TexAgs official welcome.

Texas A&M pulled in one of the top five coaches in all of college football with the hire of Jimbo Fisher. Billy Liucci takes a look at the process behind pulling Fisher from Florida State, his potential assistant hires and impact on the recruiting trail and more.

Though many in the national media scoffed at the idea that Jimbo Fisher would leave Florida State for Texas A&M, Aggie athletic director Scott Woodward was able to pull off the coup. Now the Aggies are placing their hopes in the national championship-winning head coach to duplicate his success.

Jimbo Fisher sent shockwaves through the college football world on Friday, resigning his post at Florida State and accepting the head coaching job at Texas A&M. Billy Liucci and Gabe Bock break down the hire and what it means for the Aggie program and college football.

In a move widely considered a long shot, Jimbo Fisher has accepted the Texas A&M head coaching job, leaving a Florida State program where he won a national championship less than four years ago.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio Billy Liucci joined the show and took your questions on any and everything. He answers on everything from Jimbo's possible staff, the possible destination for Kevin Sumlin and the dumpster fire at Tennessee.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Peter Burns of the SEC Network joined to share his thoughts on Texas A&M's ongoing pursuit of Jimbo Fisher, calamity at Tennessee, the SEC Championship game on Saturday and more.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Florida State insider Bud Elliott of TomahawkNation.com joined to share his thoughts on the Jimbo Fisher situation, how he thinks it all plays out and more.

Only days ago much of the country laughed at the notion that underachieving Texas A&M might attract an elite and proven head coach. By the end of this weekend, the Aggies will put the finishing touches on precisely that kind of hire.

Texas A&M chancellor John Sharp played coy when asked about the Aggies' targets for the open football coaching position but did state the goal of the Board of Regents' coaching search and the expectations of the hire.

Prior to Thursday afternoon's Board of Regents meeting, Billy Liucci and Gabe Bock sat down to discuss the very latest on the coaching search front for Texas A&M, a possible timeline for when a deal could be done and more.

Each Monday and Thursday, Billy Liucci and Ryan Brauninger share their thoughts and observations on Texas A&M athletics during The Beliucci Hour Lunch radio show, which airs from 12-1 p.m. at the Tap on 1150 AM and 102.7 FM in College Station.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Texas A&M and NFL quarterback Stephen McGee joined to share his thoughts on the firing of Kevin Sumlin, what hiring Jimbo Fisher would mean for the program, how that change would effect Nick Starkel and more.

Anticipation abounds in Aggieland as the ground is being laid for a new era of Texas A&M football. As coaching change chaos reaches a fever pitch, Billy Liucci has new details on what to expect over the next few days.

It was tough sledding for the Aggies on Wednesday as they played their second game in as many days. They used a late rally to sneak by the Rice Owls, 82-76. Anriel Howard led A&M with 23 points in the victory.

Posturing is a key component of the coaching carousel, and public debate about the quality of high-profile jobs is at an all-time high. Olin Buchanan takes a critical look at national opinions and give his take on the landscape.