Across the SEC landscape, teams are still jockeying for position to reach the SEC Championship Game as well as a clearer path to the 12-team College Football Playoff. An intriguing slate of games in Week 11 could help make both of those pictures come into focus a little more.

Texas A&M was outplayed in all phases of the game on Saturday night, as the South Carolina Gamecocks rolled to a 44-20 victory over the Aggies at Williams-Brice Stadium. Though the Ags now have their first SEC blemish in 2024, Mike Elko & Co. still have everything left to play for.

By splattering LSU on Saturday night at Kyle Field, Texas A&M is the only unbeaten team in SEC play at 5-0. Playing both Conner Weigman and Marcel Reed in the victory, Billy Liucci, along with Stephen McGee, analyzes what worked and what didn't for the Aggie offense.

Texas A&M out-physical'd LSU to improve to 5-0 in conference play and claim sole possession of first place in the SEC. While Saturday night's second-half comeback was surely special, Mike Elko knows that the tough tests will continue coming for his Aggie squad.

The catalyst in shifting a 17-7 deficit into a convincing 38-23 win over LSU, Marcel Reed has reignited Texas A&M's starting QB debate once again. Mike Elko on Monday suggested the starter remains a gametime decision heading into Saturday's bout with South Carolina.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning as No. 10 Texas A&M sits in first place in the Southeastern Conference. Liucci discussed the Aggies' second-half takeover vs. LSU, the quarterback situation moving forward and more.

Following Week 9, Mike Elko's 10th-ranked Aggies sit atop the SEC after securing a 15-point victory over LSU. SEC Network voice Tom Hart joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss where the Aggies stand with four regular season games remaining.

A confident A&M team pushed its winning streak to seven straight with a 38-23 pummeling of LSU as the Aggies literally ran away from the Tigers in the second half. In this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño do the chirping now that Baton Rouge is quiet.

From uniforms to styles of play, the Aggies and Tigers are as different as black and white. However, given the paths that No. 14 Texas A&M and No. 8 LSU have taken to Saturday's all-important SEC showdown, there are more similarities between the two than one might think.

After conferring with several LSU insiders, David Nuño feels that Saturday's showdown at Kyle Field will be a very close game. In this edition of Nuño's Notes, he shares what he learned as the eighth-ranked Tigers come to Aggieland to battle the No. 14 Aggies.

The lights of Kyle Field will be a little bit brighter than normal on Saturday night as No. 14 Texas A&M and No. 8 LSU battle for first place in the SEC. Ahead of a huge showdown in Aggieland, Billy Liucci tackled another round of subscriber questions regarding Aggie football.

First place in the Southeastern Conference is on the line as No. 14 Texas A&M hosts No. 8 LSU at Kyle Field on Saturday night. Both the Aggies and Tigers come into Week 9 riding six-game winning streaks, and both are clinging to College Football Playoff aspirations.

All-SEC linebacker Harold Perkins suffered a season-ending injury in Week 4, but since then, LSU's defense has somehow been even better. In their last three, the Tigers have allowed an average of 358.3 yards and 15.3 points as their win streak has reached six straight.

There is a Notre Dame-Navy matchup and an Illinois-Oregon showdown, but the biggest game of the weekend resides in College Station as No. 14 Texas A&M hosts No. 8 LSU with first place in the SEC and the inside track to the CFP up for grabs.

Week 9 of the 2024 college football season is here. Peter Burns of the SEC Network joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to highlight the Aggies' toughest challenge this season so far as No. 8 LSU comes to Kyle Field on Saturday night.

Texas A&M won its sixth straight game last Saturday, and by virtue of beating Mississippi State, the Aggies have earned a big-time matchup against No. 8 LSU in Week 9. On Tuesday morning, our former player duo of Jamie McCoy and Jordan Pugh offered their thoughts on the Ags.

There have been classics (one that even took seven overtimes) and upsets, but never has an SEC meeting between Texas A&M and LSU meant as much as Saturday night's matchup between the No. 14 Aggies and No. 8 Tigers. Truly, Week 9's showdown will just mean more.

There was no movement (or glitches) for Mike Elko's Aggies in this week's Associated Press Top 25 poll after prevailing in a 34-24 fistfight with Mississippi State. Texas A&M is now 6-1 overall and 4-0 in SEC play ahead of a primetime showdown with LSU at Kyle Field.