Dickinson Gator standout Donovan Green earned his first collegiate start in Texas A&M's Week Two loss to Appalachian State. On Sunday, the freshman tight end made his Stacked debut and spoke about adjusting to this level of college football, his recruitment and more.

For just the third time in the Jimbo Fisher era, the Aggies dropped a non-conference game on Saturday in a 17-14 loss to Appalachian State at Kyle Field. The Mountaineers controlled possession for over 41 minutes while Texas A&M struggled to find a spark offensively.

Despite some potential red flags, the Aggies still have plenty to be optimistic about after a defensive showcase and flashes of explosiveness on the offensive front in Saturday's shutout. Billy Liucci analyzes what worked and areas of improvement for the Ags after Week One.

With the limited access to preseason practices, sometimes inferences are easiest made by trying to decipher what is and isn't said through "coachspeak." Here are the best bets to start based on what we have heard from Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher so far.

Texas A&M has its first seven practices of Fall Camp in the rearview, and the Aggies are expecting to be more explosive on offense in 2022. With the first week complete, Billy Liucci shares the latest from inside the Bright Complex regarding Jimbo Fisher's offense.

With an influx of freshman offensive talent and speed, the return of dynamic playmakers Devon Achane and Ainias Smith and a rejuvenated quarterback room, Texas A&M's offense looks to take a major step forward in 2022.

Texas A&M takes the practice field on Wednesday to begin fall camp, exactly one month before the season-opener. With the No. 1 recruiting class settled in, greater depth in key positions and emerging stars, the Aggies have all the pieces to move past last year's 8-4 mark.