College football is halfway through the regular season as Week 7 has arrived. Peter Burns of the SEC Network gives his thoughts on a majority of the teams in the conference up to this point, including his opinion on a two-loss Texas A&M team.

Texas A&M hosted a lengthy visitor list over the weekend as current commits and top targets alike were treated to a first-rate experience at Kyle Field. In what was a vastly important couple of days for the A&M staff, the 12th Man left an indelible mark on many recruits in attendance.

Texas A&M's fate against Alabama was decided by mere inches. Facing the proverbial "fork in the road" in Knoxville this weekend, the Aggies realize a meaningful season can still be salvaged. That is, only if they can beat their biggest opponent. Which might just be themselves.

The Aggies are well aware of physicality being necessary in order to survive in the SEC. Despite the offensive line allowing five sacks and being questioned on short yardage situations, Jimbo Fisher is adamant the physicality of his line was not an issue as A&M prepares for Tennessee.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies must turn the page as they travel to Knoxville this Saturday to face another top-25 foe in No. 19 Tennessee. On Monday, Jimbo Fisher, Layden Robinson and Fadil Diggs spoke to the media to preview the road trip.

Needing to rebound this weekend, the Fightin' Texas Aggies travel to Rocky Top to face the 19th-ranked Tennessee Volunteers at Neyland Stadium. Follow along as TexAgs provides live updates of Jimbo Fisher's Monday afternoon media availability.

Texas A&M faltered in many phases of the game in Saturday's 26-20 loss to Alabama. SEC Network's Paul Finebaum joined Monday morning edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss those issues and what is come for the Aggies in 2023.

Shreveport (LA) Evangel Christian edge Gabriel Reliford committed to A&M this summer, but over the weekend, experienced his first game day in Aggieland. The atmosphere made a strong impression, as did the time he was able to spend with coach Fisher and Robinson.

Saturday was a tough one as Texas A&M seemingly let victory slip from its grasp as Alabama left Kyle Field victorious. In this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño discuss the difference between winning and losing as the Ags are yet again on the wrong end.

Taking a closer look at the Maroon & White's performance from Saturday's loss to No. 11 Alabama reveals plenty of interesting statistics and numbers to make note of. With the Aggies now 2-1 in SEC play, it's now time to dive into 12 stats from the game.

What makes one team extraordinary and the other ordinary was excruciatingly obvious in the Aggies' 26-20 loss to the Tide on Saturday afternoon. As Texas A&M failed to capitalize on seemingly easy opportunities, the chance to establish themselves as contenders slipped away.

In a hard-fought battle between the top two teams in the SEC West, No. 11 Alabama prevailed with a 26-20 win over Texas A&M at Kyle Field. Following the loss, Jimbo Fisher, Ainias Smith and Bryce Anderson addressed the media.

Despite leading at halftime, a back-and-fourth affair soon turned into disappointment for Texas A&M as it squandered an opportunity take first place in the SEC West with a 26-20 loss to Alabama. A tale of two halves, A&M only mustered three points in the final 30 minutes.

With both teams standing at 4-1 overall and 2-0 in the Southeastern Conference, the top spot in the SEC West division will be up for grabs when Texas A&M and No. 11 Alabama line up for a season-defining battle at 2:30 p.m. on Saturday at Kyle Field.

As the only 2-0 teams remaining in the SEC's west division, Texas A&M and No. 11 Alabama will battle for the inside track to December's conference title game in Atlanta, and if you ask Josh Pate of CBS Sports, Saturday's showdown is absolutely for the SEC West crown.

As he does every Friday morning, TexAgs' senior recruiting analyst Jason Howell offered up another round of his weekly recruiting thoughts. In this edition of his three things, Howell discusses the details of the massive recruiting weekend as A&M hosts No. 11 Alabama.

For the last decade, either Alabama or Georgia (or both) has made a December trip to the SEC Championship Game, but No. 20 Kentucky and Texas A&M could snatch the inside track to Atlanta in their respective divisions as they face the Dawgs and Tide on Saturday.

On this edition of TexAgs' student podcast, we camped out ticket pull and talked to some sleep-deprived students ahead of Texas A&M's clash with No. 11 Alabama. Additionally, we spoke with The Crimson White sports editor Abby McCreary about the matchup on Saturday.