Texas A&M's quarterback competition is over, but in true Kevin Sumlin fashion, it's also not. Kyle Allen will maintain the reins heading into fall camp's final week, but Arizona State prep is on everyone's minds — as are a few more ongoing competitions.

Kevin Sumlin and the Texas A&M football program made it official on Monday, announcing that sophomore quarterback Kyle Allen will get the starting nod in the opener vs. Arizona State at Houston's NRG Stadium.

After showing vast improvement late in the 2014 season, now sophomore quarterback Kyle Allen has the potential to be one of the top quarterbacks in the SEC at years end if able to remain the Aggies' starter.

From one freshman's rapid evolution to a successful position change and a pair of receivers' eye-opening days, Billy Liucci breaks down notes from Texas A&M's first scrimmage of Fall Camp 2015.

One week into Texas A&M's August practices, several Aggies are drawing praise from the coaches and creating legitimate competitions. Meanwhile, the performance and potential of the freshmen and certain position groups is noteworthy.

Whoever starts at quarterback will have elite talent and a top-flight pedigree. The defense, though rebuilding, has nearly all the pieces it needs. Jake Spavital and John Chavis aim to guide it all with an even hand.

A quiet buzz is in the air as for the first time in quite some time, Texas A&M is building on a combination of talent and depth that could rival almost any team. Early impressions from the Aggies' new arrivals and returning key pieces: strong.

It seems there is no in-between with regard to Texas A&M in 2015: some think they'll soar past expectations, others expect to see them in the basement. The questions center around five areas — and the Aggies just may have the answers.

Inexperience often clouded the Aggies' high-potential group of talent during an up-and-down 2014 campaign. One year and several changes later, that won't be the case. The time is now for a few of Texas A&M's young, soon-to-be stars.

All around Aggieland and beyond, eager eyes will watch Kyle Allen and Kyler Murray duke it out for the title of Texas A&M's QB1 — and for good reason. However, heading into fall camp, competition that will be key to the Aggies' season also litters the rest of the roster.

Offense depends on a team’s ability to pass, run and catch — and teams with a strong triumvirate at those positions have great potential to roll up big yardage and scores. Which SEC teams should feel confident heading into 2015?

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, footballtakeover.com's John Harris joined the program to share his opinions on the crowded SEC West division and how important it will be for A&M to win at Kyle Field.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former A&M and NFL QB Jerrod Johnson joined the program to discuss his quarterback camps, the intricacies of the position and provide some insight into QB battles.

With the season drawing closer, Texas A&M's Jake Spavital knows full well the starting quarterback battle will draw most of the attention, he also knows how good his entire offense can be. With returning talent across the board, the bar is set high.

Fox Sports' Bruce Feldman joined the program on Friday to discuss the quarterback situations across the SEC and shared his thoughts on what the impact of an early signing period would be in college football.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, FootballTakeover.com's John Harris went in depth on all things SEC football. He discussed what A&M will need to do in order to improve as well as many other topics.

The stage is set for the nation's most intriguing quarterback competition outside of Columbus, Ohio; on June 1, the curtain will rise. When Kyler Murray arrives on Texas A&M's campus to challenge incumbent Kyle Allen, Aggies everywhere will be the guaranteed winners.

Though only sophomores, Myles Garrett and Kyle Allen represent two of the Aggies' elite talents — and two of their most prominent leaders in 2015. But they also represent an even grander, rarer ideal we may see realized in 2017.