The Texas A&M defense showed out again on Saturday at AT&T Stadium, limiting Arkansas' offense to a mere 174 yards of total offense while totaling seven sacks along the way. With the 34-22 victory in the Southwest Classic, the Aggies improved to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in the SEC.

Texas A&M's defense shined on Saturday afternoon as the Fightin' Texas Aggies got off to a 1-0 start in conference with a 27-10 victory over the Auburn Tigers. A&M's defense held Auburn to just 200 yards of total offense and limited Hugh Freeze's passing attack to just 56 yards.

Back at Kyle Field for a Saturday non-conference contest against Louisiana Monroe, the Texas A&M football team soared past the Warhawks for a 47-3 victory and improved to 2-1. Conner Weigman led the Aggies, completing 25-of-29 passes for 337 yards and a touchdown.

A lackluster effort defensively and careless turnovers doomed No. 23 Texas A&M in a frustrating 48-33 loss to Miami at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday afternoon. Despite holding an early lead, the Aggies struggled to contain Tyler Van Dyke and the Hurricanes' offense.

No. 23 Texas A&M returned to Kyle Field and put up a stellar offensive showing against the New Mexico Lobos. Conner Weigman led the Aggies with five touchdowns and 236 yards through the air as the Maroon & White opened 2023 with an impressive 52-10 victory.

Behind Devon Achane's career-high 215 rushing yards and two touchdowns, A&M ruined No. 5 LSU's playoff hopes with a 38-23 upset victory at Kyle Field. While the Aggies are not going to a bowl game, the Maroon & White found a way to end the 2022 season on a high note.

For the first time since Sept. 24, Texas A&M has won a football game as the Aggies defeated the UMass Minutemen on a cold and wet afternoon at Kyle Field. Despite committing four turnovers, the Aggies kept the visitors out of the end zone.

Texas A&M fell to the bottom of the SEC West as the Aggies dropped their sixth-consecutive conference loss at Auburn, 13-10. The Tigers' 270 rushing yards throttled A&M's 94, and for the first time since 2008, the Ags are ineligible for a bowl game.

Texas A&M's defense stumbled yet again as the Florida Gators amasedd 492 total yards to defeat the Aggies at Kyle Field, 41-24. Shutout in the second half, Texas A&M has now lost five consecutive games for the first time since 1980 and must win out to become bowl eligible.

Haunted by missed opportunities and a faltering defense, Texas A&M dropped its fourth straight game, losing to No. 15 Ole Miss, 31-28. The Rebels torched D.J. Durkin's defense on the ground, rushing for a season-high 390 yards and often leaving A&M in the dust.

A quick start by South Carolina derailed Texas A&M as they dropped their third consecutive game for the first time in the Jimbo Fisher era, 30-24. Despite a near comeback, a lack of execution on offense prevented the team from gaining much needed momentum down the stretch.

In a heartbreaking loss, Texas A&M fell just short of upsetting No. 1 Alabama and Nick Saban for the second consecutive season. A stout defensive performance by the Aggies caused four Crimson Tide turnovers, but the Ags could not finish in final seconds, losing 24-20.

Mississippi State dominated No. 17 Texas A&M on Saturday afternoon in Starkville as the Aggies fell to the Bulldogs, 42-24. A&M trailed 14-0 at the half, and they subsequently fell apart in the second half as they failed to apply any pressure on quarterback Will Rogers.

Overcoming a 14-0 deficit, the Aggies rolled to their second consecutive top-15 victory with a narrow win over Arkansas at AT&T Stadium. Devon Achane posted a career-best 159 rushing yards on 19 attempts with one touchdown while Antonio Johnson raked in 13 tackles.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies bounced back in a big way as they upended No. 13 Miami on Saturday night, 17-9. No. 24 Texas A&M's defense did not allow the Hurricanes to reach the end zone as Tyler Van Dyke & Co. were forced to settle for just three field goals.

For just the third time in the Jimbo Fisher era, the Aggies dropped a non-conference game on Saturday in a 17-14 loss to Appalachian State at Kyle Field. The Mountaineers controlled possession for over 41 minutes while Texas A&M struggled to find a spark offensively.

Despite a slow start and three-hour halftime delay, No. 6 Texas A&M made its triumphant return to Kyle Field with a 31-0 shutout over Sam Houston. The Aggies defense delivered a commanding performance while Ainias Smith recorded two TDs and 164 receiving yards.

The Aggies lost in crushing fashion in Death Valley as LSU mounted a game-winning 85-yard drive in the closing moments. A&M concludes the regular season 8-4 and will now await their bowl destination, which will be announced next weekend.