While a trip to Auburn appeared to be just another step toward a highly anticipated showdown with Texas, the Fightin' Texas Aggies were up-ended in quadruple overtime. With plenty of lessons to be learned, A&M cannot make the same mistakes vs. their arch-rival.

Saturday represented a get-right win for Texas A&M as the Maroon & White disposed of New Mexico State at Kyle Field, 38-3. While not the most challenging, the Week 12 victory allowed A&M to find its rhythm and build momentum heading into the season’s critical final stretch.

Areas in desperate need of improvement were exposed as Texas A&M was throttled by South Carolina in a 44-20 beatdown. Tied for first in the SEC, the Aggies can still fulfill their postseason aspirations but only have a razor-thin margin of error moving forward.

With a dominant second-half performance, Texas A&M rallied back to defeat LSU at Kyle Field on Saturday night, showing grit, physicality and composure along the way. Now 7-1 and 5-0 in the SEC, the Ags have the chance to truly separate themselves during the month of November.

It was not a perfect performance, but the Aggies still found a way to pick up their sixth consecutive victory by beating Mississippi State on Saturday, 34-24. The win has earned No. 14 Texas A&M a top-15 showdown with No. 8 LSU at Kyle Field in Week 9.

With Conner Weigman back in the saddle and a dominating ground game, Texas A&M took it to Missouri on Saturday and delivered a complete team victory. Enter their bye week at 5-1 and 3-0 in conference play, the Aggies have obvious momentum on their side.

Saturday's win in Arlington was far from easy, but the Maroon & White got it done in a 21-17 victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks at AT&T Stadium. Having won four straight, there is still plenty for Texas A&M to improve upon as No. 9 Missouri comes to Aggieland in Week 6.

In a non-conference matchup against a MAC opponent, Texas A&M has its fair share of challenges in a 26-20 over Bowling Green. With the return to SEC action beginning this week, cleaning up inconsistencies and becoming more disciplined is a requirement for the Aggies.

With Marcel Reed standing behind a stout offensive front, the Fightin' Texas Aggies picked up a 13-point victory at Florida to end a 10-game road losing streak. With this win, the Maroon & White now have even more confidence to carry with them into the coming weeks.

Sure, it was against an FCS opponent, but what Texas A&M did to an overmatched McNeese squad on Saturday is a sign that the Aggies are headed in the right direction. With a get-right win, the Ags must continue refining their game as they head to Gainesville this week.

There was some good, but there was also plenty of bad coming out of Texas A&M's frustrating loss to Notre Dame on Saturday night. However, there were also plenty of reasons to be optimistic about the Aggies as they now turn their sights on a Week 2 matchup with McNeese.

Two of the nation's most talented rosters will face off on Saturday afternoon at Kyle Field when Texas A&M hosts No. 11 Alabama. Behind a dominant defense and a productive offense, the time is now for the Maroon & White to show the nation what they're capable of.

Conner Weigman and the Texas A&M offense showed out in a get-right game with Louisiana Monroe last weekend, and in doing so, Bobby Petrino's unit showed that they are capable of having enough success to springboard the Aggies into some serious momentum.

Despite feelings of excitement and positive momentum ahead of last week's contest in Miami, Texas A&M still slinked back to Aggieland with the all-too-familiar emotions of frustration. Now is the time for the Aggies to find the positive benefits of their first adversity of 2023.

In the last game of the season, Texas A&M knocked off the fifth-ranked LSU Tigers, sending the Aggies into the offseason with some much-needed momentum to build upon along the recruiting trail this winter and into the 2023 season.

Back in the win column after beating the Massachusetts Minutemen, the Texas A&M Aggies look to close a frustrating 2022 season with a night game at Kyle Field against a Louisiana State team that stole a victory from the Maroon & White last year in Baton Rouge.

For the first time since 1972, Texas A&M has lost six consecutive football games as the Aggies slumped to 3-7 following a loss to Auburn. With the clock ticking on the Maroon & White, obvious changes to the program's culture must be implemented and soon.

This fall has been a tumultuous football season for Jimbo Fisher's Fightin' Texas Aggies, and while the on-field results have been well below expectations, hope is not lost for the program. The adversity facing A&M this year has opened prime opportunities for changes.