Dismantled. Destroyed. Dominated. Whatever word you want to use, that's what A&M did to Mizzou in a top-25 clash on Saturday. In this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño on Conner Weigman's return and the Ags' 41-10 beatdown of the Tigers.

Ranked seventh in the SEC in rushing, Taylen Green poses a threat on the ground for Texas A&M, much like Riley Leonard of Notre Dame in the season opener. The Aggies are prepared to spy Green, and Arkansas would be wise to do the same with Marcel Reed likely starting.

A pair of 3-1 teams meet in Arlington on Saturday afternoon as No. 24 Texas A&M and Arkansas will battle in the Southwest Classic at AT&T Stadium. Before heading to the DFW Metroplex, Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions surrounding the Ags.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning as the Aggies looked impressive on both sides of the ball. Liucci discussed what improvements have been made, the end of the road woes and much more.

A&M's first-team defense suffocated McNeese State the way the Aggies were expected to, as the visitors only scored 10 points in the second half against the Maroon & White reserves. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the Ags' Week 2 defensive showing.

Charean Williams of ProFootballTalk.com saw some stuff she liked in Texas A&M's 52-10 beatdown of McNeese State in Week 2. On Tuesday morning, the Hall of Fame writer joined TexAgs LIVE to explain why she thinks the Aggies have something they can build on.

The Aggies showed some signs of necessary improvement on Saturday against an overmatched McNeese team, but now a vitally important trip to Gainesville looms. Texas A&M's new goal is turning a feel-good win into a feel-good stretch.

Welcome back to the new and improved LiucciCast, where co-hosts Billy Liucci and Sean Porter are joined each week by different former Texas A&M players. This time, Seth McKinney and Kendrick Rogers sit down to look back on the loss to Notre Dame & more.

Texas A&M QB Conner Weigman appeared at Monday's media availability to take responsibility for a performance that saw him complete just 12 of his 30 passes for 100 yards and two picks vs. Notre Dame. The Aggie signal-caller attributed those struggles to his sloppy footwork.

For much of the evening, Texas A&M's defense held firm against a veteran quarterback, but in critical situations, the Aggies were gashed by Notre Dame's ground attack. Following the 23-13 loss, Liucci breaks down the solid showing from Maroon & White's defense

In large part due to uncharacteristic struggles from Conner Weigman, Texas A&M stumbled out of the gates offensively in a 23-13 loss to Notre Dame on Saturday night. Billy Liucci, along with Stephen McGee, analyzes what worked and what needs to be improved ahead of Week 2.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs LIVE on Monday morning to discuss Texas A&M's disappointing start to the Mike Elko era as Notre Dame beat the Aggies, 23-13, on Saturday night at Kyle Field.

This week's Overnight Sensation is redshirt freshman punter Tyler White, who did his part in Texas A&M's 23-13 loss to Notre Dame, flipping the field on multiple occasions. On his four boots, White averaged 54.0 yards per punt as three were downed inside the Irish 20-yard line.

In search of a primetime breakthrough, Texas A&M suffered an offensive breakdown in the first game of the Mike Elko on Saturday night. Now one game into a 12-game regular season, there is obviously a lot for the Aggies to address as the Aggies' search goes on.

Wasting a handful of opportunities, No. 20 Texas A&M collapsed under pressure in a 23-13 season-opening loss reminiscent of past years. With nothing to glean from another frustratingly close defeat, Saturday once again leaves the Aggies scrambling for answers.

The 2024 season opener came down to the wire, but No. 7 Notre Dame ultimately pulled ahead on a last-minute touchdown by Jeremiyah Love to defeat No. 20 Texas A&M on Saturday, 23-13. Outgained 356-246, the Aggies struggled to find a spark offensively.

Mike Elko represents a new hope for Texas A&M football, but in Saturday's opener against No. 7 Notre Dame, it will likely be the new offensive lines that will decide who emerges victoriously. The "Elko Era" officially kicks off at 6:30 p.m. CT from Kyle Field in Bryan-College Station.

As the Week 1 slate is already underway, college football analyst and former Georgia LB David Pollack joined Friday's edition of TexAgs LIVE to discuss the weekend's biggest storylines, including Texas A&M and Notre Dame's clash on Saturday.