After two disappointing losses, Kevin Sumlin says his team is angry and determined to change the script of the last couple of weeks. A home game against UTSA will give them that chance.

Texas A&M has plummeted to No. 25 in the College Football Playoff rankings after two bad losses to Mississippi schools. Where can the Aggies go from here? Billy Liucci discusses that and more in the second half of this two-part series.

Texas A&M has plummeted to No. 25 in the College Football Playoff rankings after two bad losses to Mississippi schools. Where can the Aggies go from here? Billy Liucci discusses that and more in the first half of this two-part series.

Texas A&M has fallen upon hard times in recent weeks, and the Aggies are doing everything they can to stop their freefall. Kevin Sumlin met with the media to go over the last two losses and talk preparing for UTSA.

Texas A&M is reeling after back-to-back losses to Ole Miss and Mississippi State. Luckily, the Ags' opponent this week – UTSA – has had its own struggles to deal with this year. Kevin Sumlin and the Aggie coaches spoke to the media ahead of the matchup.

Two weeks ago, Texas A&M was thought to be a national title contender. Now the Aggies appear to be in freefall after consecutive losses to sub-.500 teams. Inside, Billy Liucci gives his take on the Aggies and the Texas A&M Football program.

After watching their playoff hopes crumble last week in Starkville, A&M seemed determined to right the ship at home against Ole Miss. Instead they came apart late, falling 29-28.

The Aggies led almost the entire game, only to watch Ole Miss chip away behind dazzling freshman QB Shea Patterson and steal the game with a field goal in the last minute.

Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin, Myles Garrett, Jake Hubenak, and Avery Gennesy face the media to discuss another disappointing November loss at Kyle Field.

After a week of disappointment and questions, Texas A&M has the opportunity to provide some meaningful answers with a win against a Rebels team facing its own struggles.

Texas A&M has made a mantra of not looking ahead and just being 1-0 this week. With the opportunity for a 10- or 11-win season still ahead of them, that kind of focus is imperative against Ole Miss this week.

On the heels of the loss in Starkville, there is no shortage of questions about the state and future of the program. Billy answers a pile of them and throws in a dodo bird reference.

Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin opened Tuesday's press conference by announcing that three players were done for the year, including starting quarterback Trevor Knight. Sumlin talked handing the keys to Jake Hubenak and more on Tuesday.

Texas A&M suffered a devastating loss to Mississippi State last weekend and will try to pick up the pieces and rebound against Ole Miss on Saturday. Kevin Sumlin and the Aggie players and coaches spoke to the media on Tuesday.

Texas A&M entered Starkville riding high on the back of a top-4 ranking, but got a rude wake-up call on Saturday. The Bulldogs took it to the Aggies from the jump and won with disturbing ease. Kevin Sumlin and the players spoke to the media after the game.

Firmly in the crosshairs of opponents, critics, and a CFB Playoff Committee scrutinizing each detail, Texas A&M must be impressive in every win, starting with a road game at Mississippi State that could prove tougher than expected.

Kevin Sumlin spoke to the media on Tuesday to discuss his team's upcoming game with Mississippi State and went on to praise the job Dan Mullen has done in Starkville. With that and more, here are his top five thoughts from the day.

The Aggies took care of business against New Mexico State this past weekend, and are looking forward to another SEC match-up on Saturday. Find out what Kevin Sumlin and the rest of the team had to say about the tilt with Mississippi State.