TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning as game week has arrived for Texas A&M. Liucci previewed the Aggies' matchup with the Trojans in Las Vegas, Mike Elko's recent additions in the transfer portal and much more.

It's a busy part of the college football season as Texas A&M is preparing for the 2024 SRS Las Vegas Bowl AND scouring the transfer portal for important additions. With so much going on, Billy Liucci tackled another round of subscriber questions on those topics and more.

Sophomore offensive lineman Chase Bisontis played in eight games this fall, and he's back to full strength as the Aggies prepare to face USC in the 2024 Las Vegas Bowl. In an exclusive sitdown, Bisontis spoke about his second season in Aggieland, A&M's bowl game and more.

Texas A&M is just 7-for-17 on fourth-down conversions this season, but far too often, the play-calling in short-yardage situations has been predictable. With the Aggies headed to the Las Vegas Bowl, Mike Elko should keep gambling but do so in ways that increase his odds.

The transfer portal madness officially begins on Monday, Dec. 9, and Mike Elko's Aggies are expected to be very active as communication heats up. The TexAgs Recruiting duo of Jason Howell and Ryan Brauninger preview this portal window from a Texas A&M perspective.

A hot start to conference play turned cold as Texas A&M dropped their final three SEC games to conclude the regular season. Former Texas A&M defensive lineman Damontre Moore joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the year and what to anticipate moving forward.

The early signing period begins on Wednesday, and Texas A&M currently has 24 prospects committed in the class of 2025. With Mike Elko and the Aggies looking to close strong, Billy Liucci and Ryan Brauninger provided an ESD primer during Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live.

With a dissatisfying 17-7 loss to Texas in the books and signing day approaching this Wednesday, Billy Liucci sat down to tackle another round of subscriber questions surrounding all things Texas A&M football, the state of recruiting and much more.

With over 109,000 at Kyle Field, Texas A&M suffered a brutal 17-7 loss to arch-rival Texas after a 13-year hiatus of the rivalry. On this edition of the Loochador, Billy Liucci was joined by Olin Buchanan and Richard Zane as another forgetful November has come to a close.

Between a lack of creativity on offense and the defense's inability to stop the run, Texas A&M suffered a back-breaking 17-7 loss to arch-rival Texas on Saturday night at Kyle Field. Olin Buchanan shares what he learned, loved and loathed about the Aggies' performance.

When it mattered most, Texas A&M failed to convert in fourth-and-short situations, and those disappointments led to a disappointing 17-7 loss to Texas at Kyle Field. Now 8-4 and 5-3 in SEC play, Saturday's loss ends a November to forget in the most disappointing fashion possible.

In the resumption of the Lone Star Showdown, Texas A&M's offense remained bottled up all night as the Aggies fell to their arch-rivals, 17-7, with Texas punching its ticket to Atlanta. A&M finishes the regular season 8-4 and 5-3 in SEC play.

Texas A&M left the Big 12 for the SEC after the 2011 season, and now that Texas has followed the Aggies to the league of champion, the Ags and Longhorns are conference foes once again. A once-dormant rivalry will awaken on Saturday night with higher stakes than ever before.

Rivalry week has arrived, as No. 20 Texas A&M and No. 3 Texas will square off for the first time in 13 long years. Former Texas A&M tight end Max Wright joined TexAgs Live to discuss the Longhorns' trip to Kyle Field in front of what most anticipate will be a record-breaking crowd.

A quadruple overtime thriller led to heartbreak in Aggieland as Texas A&M fell antagonizing short of a heroic comeback against Auburn. Billy Liucci, along with Stephen McGee, analyzes what worked and what needs to be improved as the Aggies enter the regular-season finale.

After a 13-year hiatus, the Lone Star Showdown is back at Kyle Field, and the winner will head to Atlanta to play Georgia in the SEC title game. ProFootballTalk.com's Charean Williams joined TexAgs Live to discuss the magnitude of Saturday night's showdown.

A chance to play for an SEC Championship in Atlanta is on the line, and perhaps a College Football Playoff berth, too. Don't overlook pride and bragging rights, either. When Texas A&M meets Texas for the first time in 13 years on Saturday night, the stakes couldn't be higher.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as No. 15 Texas A&M heads to The Plains to take on Auburn. Liucci discussed A&M's opportunity ahead, the SEC Student-Athlete Availability Report and much more.