After struggling in Zach Calzada's first few games behind center, the A&M offense exploded on Saturday against a Nick Saban defense. Billy Liucci hosts a tour through a performance in which multiple Aggie playmakers seemed to hit their stride.

Jimbo Fisher had plenty of praise to offer his team two days after they knocked off the top-ranked Crimson Tide, but the Texas A&M head coach insisted it's time to move on and focus on the next game on the Aggies' schedule: Missouri on Saturday.

Texas A&M and Alabama played an incredible football game under the lights at Kyle Field with the Aggies prevailing on Saturday night, 41-38. Olin Buchanan shares what he learned, loved and loathed from the Aggies' historic victory over the Tide.

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.

Coming off of consecutive losses, Texas A&M faces a tall task this weekend against the top-ranked Crimson Tide at Kyle Field. In order to have a fighting chance, Jimbo Fisher & Co. know they need to limit mistakes to a minimum and have maximum confidence in themselves.

Dating back to 2013, Alabama has won the last eight contests against Texas A&M, and on Saturday, the Tide will come to Aggieland ranked No. 1 in the nation. Billy Liucci details the most important in-game battles as the Aggies prepare to face Goliath.

Jimbo Fisher's message to his team heading into Saturday night's affair with Alabama is to block the man in front of you and to block out the negativity from social media. When dealing with the top-ranked Tide and today's digital society, both are easier said than done.

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.

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.

A rash of self-inflicted wounds and inconsistent play hampered No. 7 Texas A&M's quest for a tenth-straight win over Arkansas as the 16th-ranked Razorbacks defeated the Aggies, 20-10, on Saturday afternoon at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

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.

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.

SEC play is finally here as the undefeated Aggies head to Arlington to take on Arkansas in what is sure to be a dogfight. A lot of the media is already calling the Arkansas upset, but the Ags have won eleven straight and are no stranger to coming away with the win in close games.

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.

Before No. 5 Texas A&M heads to Denver to face Colorado this weekend, there are plenty of questions to be answered surrounding Aggie football. Billy Liucci tackles those subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci.

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.

Freshmen and second-year players are impacting today's college football now more than ever before, and that's no different at Texas A&M. Billy Liucci identified 12 (or more) first or second-year Aggies that could impact the 2021 campaign for the Maroon & White.