Jimbo Fisher became the first former Nick Saban assistant to knock off his former boss as Texas A&M upset top-ranked Alabama at Kyle Field, 41-38. After leading most of the game, the Aggies had to dig out of a late hole behind the heroics of a hobbled Zach Calzada.

The Aggies showed some improvement in particular areas on Saturday but still struggled to score touchdowns in a costly loss to the Bulldogs. Billy Liucci details the struggles and successes in Texas A&M's offensive performance against Mississippi State.

After last week's loss to Arkansas, Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies have their eyes set on redemption as they hope to keep their championship aspirations alive. Their first chance to return to the national spotlight comes on Saturday night against Mississippi State.

Following an unexpected loss to Arkansas last Saturday, many questions surround the Aggie football program and how they can move forward from here. In this edition of Ask Liucci, Billy answers some of those questions, shares his outlook for the rest of the season and more.

2021 was supposed to be a special year for Jimbo Fisher & Co., but after losing to Arkansas last week, what was once hope has turned into fear among many Texas A&M fans. A date with Mississippi State could indicate how much worse this season could get for A&M.

Texas A&M fell to Arkansas on Saturday for its first loss of the year, largely due to a lack of offensive production. Billy Liucci breaks down the state of the A&M offense in the wake of the loss.

Following a disappointing 20-10 loss to Arkansas on Saturday, head coach Jimbo Fisher admitted the loss and the ensuing effort to get better are on the coaches. In order to salvage the expectations for the season, the Aggies will need a quick turnaround.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, the fishbowl's own Richard Zane joined to share updates from the latest in Aggie Athletics as a busy weekend is on tap in College Station with football, soccer and volleyball all in action.

Before No. 7 Texas A&M opens SEC play this weekend against No. 16 Arkansas in a neutral-site clash in Arlington, TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci took the time to answer another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci.

Sam Pittman has resurrected an Arkansas program that had become bottom feeders in the Southeastern Conference. While the Razorbacks are no longer the league's Kansas, they'll still face a tough task when they face No. 7 Texas A&M in Arlington.

The Aggies showed some positive signs on offense this past Saturday, as Zach Calzada looked more comfortable and confident in his first start. Billy Liucci looks back at the game and examines what A&M must do to be ready to win SEC games.

Although the Aggies are 3-0 and ranked seventh in the nation, their rushing attack has sputtered at times and against weaker opponents. On Monday, head coach Jimbo Fisher said the issues are easily identifiable and should be easy to correct.

The Aggies dominated in a shutout win over New Mexico on Saturday, but that didn't stop head coach Jimbo Fisher from expressing his discontent. With SEC opponents looming, A&M will need to clean up some things in hopes of reaching expectations from fans.

Led by dynamic quarterback Terry Wilson, New Mexico comes into Kyle Field on Saturday as the Aggies play their final non-conference game before SEC play starts. Billy Liucci details the key matchups for Saturday's contest as A&M's defense looks to keep rolling.

As the Aggies return home to host New Mexico in the season's third week, Billy Liucci spends some time at the keyboard answering a boatload of subscriber questions about the A&M offense under Zach Calzada, the o-line's progress and much more.

Zach Calzada and the Aggie offense sputtered for most of the day in Denver but found a rhythm late and did what it took to beat Colorado. Billy Liucci details the good and the bad from Saturday and looks ahead at what to expect from A&M with Zach Calzada at the helm.

Texas A&M emerged from Denver with a 2-0 record but with a significant loss as Haynes King suffered a broken right tibia. With Zach Calzada taking over under center, the Aggies look to refocus as New Mexico ventures to College Station this weekend.

With a new face behind center for the first time in several years, the Aggies rolled up nearly 600 yards of offense against Kent State. Billy Liucci analyzes what worked and where A&M must improve coming out of the season opener.