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.

Oct. 8 has finally arrived, and Jimbo Fisher's Aggies and Nick Saban's Crimson Tide will face off in primetime on CBS. The Maroon & White upset the No. 1 Tide just a year ago but after a 1-1 start in the SEC, growth is needed, and it needs to come quickly.

In what was once one of the nation's most highly-anticipated matchups of 2022, Texas A&M (3-2) travels to Tuscaloosa to face top-ranked Alabama (5-0). Olin Buchanan identifies a handful of players to keep an eye on from both the Aggies and the Crimson Tide.

Dropped passes in key spots plagued the A&M's receiving corps vs. Mississippi State, and Ryan Swope believes some of those can be explained by the complexities of Fisher's system. The former A&M wideout discussed how overthinking can impact a receiver's play and more.

The Houston Texans sideline reporter joined Wednesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio to analyze the Aggies after a loss to Mississippi State. Harris explains what the Aggies can do to put the loss behind them ahead of No. 1 Alabama.

Through five games in year five of the Jimbo Fisher era, the Aggies are a disappointing 3-2 with a trip to face No. 1 Alabama this weekend. While a win on Saturday appears to be a longshot, Billy Liucci writes that A&M better gear up for a highly important second half of the season.

Through five games, Texas A&M's offense has been marred by an obvious lack of production as the Aggies have limped to a 3-2 start. With the biggest test of the season on deck, the Maroon & White are still hoping to finally play their best football of the season.

After another agonizing loss to an unranked opponent on Saturday afternoon, Gabe Bock deep dives the statistics from Texas A&M's problematic outing against Mississippi State in Starkville.

Mississippi State bested the Aggies in every phase of the game Saturday in Starkville as the Bulldogs scored on defense and special teams and moved the ball at will on offense. The Ags had four turnovers and were a combined 3-for-11 on third and fourth downs.

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.

The Aggies are back in action on Saturday evening as they travel to Starkville for a 3 p.m. CT matchup with Mississippi State at Davis Wade Stadium. Olin Buchanan details the in-game matchups that will have the greatest impact on the outcome of this weekend's showdown.

It's a clash of different shades of Maroon in Starkville as the 17th-ranked Texas A&M Aggies travel to face Mike Leach and the Mississippi State Bulldogs. Olin Buchanan identifies a handful of players to keep an eye on from both the Aggies and the Bulldogs.

Former Texas A&M wide receiver Ryan Swope joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss who got it done vs. Arkansas and who will get it done in Starkville. The legendary wideout also offered his thoughts on the Aggie offense through four games.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies play their first true road game this week as they travel to Starkville to face Mike Leach and the Mississippi State Bulldogs. On Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former A&M QB Stephen McGee joined to discuss the air raid offense and much more.

Texas A&M going to miss its do-it-all leader Ainias Smith for the remainder of the 2022 season, and if Saturday was the last time Aggie faithful see "Sub Zero" in the Maroon & White, it is only right to remember his Aggie career for what it was: Legendary.

Texas A&M's offense accounted for 17 of the Aggies' 23, which happened to be just enough to defeat the Arkansas Razorbacks in a top-25 Southwest Classic battle on Saturday. Billy Liucci analyzes what worked and areas for improvement ahead of a trip to Starkville.

Sparked by a big play in the second quarter, the Aggies pulled off a huge victory as they erased a 14-0 deficit to beat Arkansas. Former A&M running back and defensive back Brandon Leone describes why that play turned the momentum, and no, it's not the one you're thinking of.

Two top-15 wins later, it appears that Texas A&M is back on track. Now 1-0 in conference play after a hectic Southwest Classic, Billy Liucci explains what lies ahead for the Maroon & White and how toughness and resiliency have gotten the Aggies this far.