The Aggies have a few precious spots left and several targets that remain uncommitted or in communication heading into the cycle's final 48-hour stretch. How is it all likely to wrap up? Liucci notes the possibilities.

Texas A&M's four finalists, joined by the brightest of stars among their competitors on the nation's elite award circuit, welcomed the media in Orlando to discuss their futures, their odds and the season past.

The 2014 La Grange offensive lineman left Austin with the Longhorns seeming like his team to beat. With his visit to College Station complete, did the Aggies make up enough ground to give his decision pause?

The Aggie baseball team climbed out of the loser's bracket to get to the Corvallis Regional final but fell to No. 3 Oregon State on Sunday, ending the season at the regional round for the second straight year.

On the eve of the Aggies' quest to continue its season with a run through Oregon State, UC-Santa Barbara and UTSA in regional action, Gabe Bock has a few notes and an interview with A&M coach Rob Childress.

TexAgs was on the scene at Olsen and spoke to A&M head coach Rob Childress and players following the announcement that the Ags had made it back to the NCAAs and are headed to Oregon St for regional play.

The Texas A&M baseball team received great news on Monday morning during the NCAA Tournament selection show. They Aggies are into the NCAA Tournament and are headed to Oregon St. for regional play.

It's rivalry week in college football, with historically chippy games spanning multiple conferences set to pit ranked opponents against each other, dispense bragging rights and help to clear up the BCS bowl picture.

While K-State and Notre Dame have doormats on tap, the focus heading into the weekend will lie out west, where Pac-12 clashes will help decide whether Oregon will compete for a title and who moves up the charts.

K-State, Oregon and Notre Dame are rushing to finish the season undefeated and earn a BCS title berth. Who will have the biggest say when the dust settles? And how will the landscape change this weekend?

A look back at the season's halfway point shows that the pundits didn't get it all right — quite a few teams have defied expectations, for better and worse. What does the national landscape show in Week 8?

The BCS' top 10 delve further into conference play, which sits ready to separate true contenders further from the pack. Alongside them, which unexpectedly-successful teams are most likely to keep it rolling?

Several ranked teams will spend the week in limbo between marquee opponents, while underdogs lurk. Who is most at risk of getting caught looking ahead? Look across the landscape as the weekend begins.

Seventeen undefeated teams (SEC excluded) remain with their season intact. Which teams have a chance to make it to Miami, which teams have no shot at the title and who should be on upset watch this week?