A pair of known commodities will lead the Aggie defense into the 4-3 Under and the 2012 season, but 2011's top sack defense has much to figure out before it can make it past the SEC's offensive lines.

The tight ends were the focus after Texas A&M's ninth day of Fall Camp, thrown into the spotlight after questions about their future in Kevin Sumlin's offense. A number of other names also made the rounds.

The Aggies treated fans to a show in Kyle Field on Saturday, leaving a long list of stories trailing in the wake of some strong showings. Who impressed? What of the quarterback battle? Liucci analyzes that and more.

One big name continues to prove how bright his star shines, while some choice words uttered after practice on Tuesday may have said more than intended. More interesting stories surfaced while Fall Camp rolled on.

Between transfers and a national top-15 class, Kevin Sumlin and his staff led an influx of young talent into the Texas A&M program. Four practices into Fall Camp, who's shown the ability to impact the 2012 season?

One of A&M's senior leaders made some enlightening comments in front of cameras after practice while the quarterbacks and a subset of freshmen continued to impress. What other notes arose from Tuesday's drills?

Brandon Leone joined Gabe Bock in-studio during the Tuesday edition of TexAgs Radio to break down a trio of fall camp topics including the performance of both long time veterans and incoming freshmen.

Many among A&M's Class of 2012 turned heads on Monday, leading to questions of who may not redshirt. Liucci also details depth chart battles, minor injuries and potential storylines from the third day of camp.

A pair of longtime Aggie commitments and a noteworthy name from one of Texas' talent-rich high school programs took in the second day of A&M's fall practices. That and many more updates from Billy Liucci.

Kevin Sumlin's program is deep into the summer months, with freshmen getting acclimated while others recover from injury and voluntary workouts rage. Liucci updates the A&M goings-on from every angle.