Fall camp has officially come and gone as the Fightin' Texas Aggies enter GAME WEEK ahead of Saturday's season-opener with New Mexico. In this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño offer a positional breakdown as the Ags enter the 2023 campaign.

After the final scrimmage of Fall Camp, Jimbo Fisher has yet to name the starting quarterback for the Aggies between Conner Weigman and Max Johnson. With two viable options and the 2023 season opener against New Mexico approaching, a starter must be announced soon.

Texas A&M football held its second scrimmage of Fall Camp on Saturday afternoon, and there were plenty of standouts as kickoff to the 2023 season creeps closer. Billy Liucci details some news and notes from the Saturday scrimmage at Kyle Field.

In the first of two installments of his Fall Camp Report from Texas A&M's opening two weeks of camp, TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci offers plenty of notes, observations and pieces of information regarding Jimbo Fisher's and Bobby Petrino's offensive unit.

During Monday afternoon's press conference, Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher announced that Aggie tight end Donovan Green will miss the 2023 campaign with an ACL injury. On Tuesday, TexAgs executive editor Billy Liucci offered his thoughts on that news and more.

Jimbo Fisher confirmed Monday Donovan Green will miss the 2023 season after tearing his ACL during a scrimmage over the weekend. Green, who led A&M TEs in receptions last season, leaves a sizable void behind but plenty of options to fill his production are available.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio Monday morning to share his thoughts now that Texas A&M's fall camp is underway. Liucci also discussed Texas A&M's open practice on Sunday afternoon, standouts from camp and much more.

During Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, Texas A&M play-by-play man Andrew Monaco joined the show to share his thoughts on the upcoming football season as we have officially hit the month of August and fall camp kicks off this week.

With plenty of experience and leadership returning this fall, Texas A&M is poised to be one of the most talented teams in the SEC in 2023. In this second installment of Five in Five, Billy Liucci details key positions and those primed to make a big impact when September arrives.

If you wanted more intel from Billy Liucci, "The Source" provided just that on Wednesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio. The TexAgs co-owner and executive editor joined via the phone line to look at A&M's offensive weapons and more.

The temperatures are into the triple digits in Aggieland, and Billy Liucci is once again bringing the heat for another edition of Ask Liucci. "The Source" tackled this round of subscriber questions, sharing who is impressing in summer workouts, names to keep an eye on & more.

Host and producer of 12th Man Productions Will Johnson joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to dive into what Texas A&M football could look like next season and what players could have the biggest impact. Johnson also discussed the trajectory of men's basketball in Aggieland.

With his first season in the rearview, A&M QB Conner Weigman is continuing to evolve as a player and leader as fall slowly approaches. Courtesy of the Pintail Hunting Club, Weigman caught up with Billy Liucci and shared his thoughts on Aggie baseball, the offseason and much more.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio Monday morning to share his thoughts on Aggie baseball getting a series win in Starkvegas, A&M softball's showing in Austin and much more. Enjoy your lunch and catch up on what Billy said this morning.

In this edition of Ask Liucci, TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci covers it all. From favorite bands of the 90s to Texas A&M football to Buzz Williams & Co., "The Source" tackles another round of subscriber questions.

After a lackluster showing by Texas A&M's offense in 2022, the influence of Bobby Petrino and the return of many key veterans add some promise. Ranking 93rd in the nation in total offense last year, the Aggies need major improvement to avoid another forgettable campaign.

Spring has sprung, and the Maroon & White are really starting to get busy on the recruiting trail. In the first of three In-Home Visits analyzing the Aggies' efforts in the 2024 class, Jason Howell and Ryan Brauninger focused on quarterbacks, running backs, wideouts and tight ends.

Jimbo Fisher & Co. have plenty of new talent at their disposal with highly-touted freshmen, transfers and redshirts who are poised to make a big impact when given the opportunity this fall. Billy Liucci lists some of those players who are generating buzz in spring camp.