As attention turns to the SEC schedule, Billy fields your questions about the Aggies' play through two games, the Auburn Tigers, recruiting, the backup QB situation, and much more.

The Aggie offense scored often on Saturday, but much of what they did against the Panthers was expected. They'll face a stiff test the next time they take the field in Auburn. What can the Ags take from their dominant performance this weekend?

A bit sluggish early, the Aggie offense found its groove in the second half behind a new QB and a resurgent running game. A young interior line exceeded expectations, offering a hopeful answer to the biggest question facing the A&M offense.

UCLA QB Josh Rosen is one of the best, but Donovan Wilson tends to find the ball no matter who is under center. That's one of several important matchups as the Aggies look for a signature home win against UCLA.

Now a senior and a leader of A&M's offensive unit, wide receiver Josh Reynolds has a chance to rise in the A&M record books with a strong 2016 season. He comes in at #5 in our 30 Players in 30 Days series.

Texas A&M boasts a group of pass-catchers that few in the nation can hope to match, so which of them should be double-teamed in a tight, late-game situation? According to the receivers themselves, defensive coordinators are fighting a losing battle no matter their answer.

In contrast to its quarterbacks, the Southeastern Conference boasts a wealth of talented pass-catchers heading into 2016. Which team comes out on top in a league loaded with All-American candidates?

In the blink of an eye, football is back again in the form of spring practices. Amid the web of intrigue that is Texas A&M's roster and season prospects, we know this much: the Aggies return elite talent at several positions, and said stars will set the tone.

Looking for some good news about Texas A&M Football? Daeshon Hall, Ricky Seals-Jones and Josh Reynolds took it upon themselves on Wednesday to deliver just that.

Yes, drops were an issue. And indeed, stalling out in the red zone on so many occasions will be more costly against LSU. Still, behind a revitalized Kyle Allen, a relentless Tra Carson and re-emerging Speedy Noil and Josh Reynolds, the Texas A&M offense has life.

In Kyle Allen's return to the starting quarterback position, the Aggies racked up nearly 500 yards of total offense and held Vanderbilt to its season low. Texas A&M moves to 8-3 on the season with its first shutout since 2004.

With the current struggles of its offense, some are surmising Texas A&M will have to 'out-talent' Vanderbilt on Saturday. To do that it will need a few key Aggies to return to their potential. On the other side, the Commodore defense's studs will provide a real challenge.

When the Aggies would have preferred to be learning more about their potential, they learned a bit more instead about what they're lacking. The Texas A&M offense now heads into a clash with a stout Vanderbilt defense hoping expected contributors will step up.

The Aggies and Tigers are largely different teams than they were in last season's meeting, but one statistic connects them — and it may be the difference in Saturday's game. Meanwhile, the battles on the edge must tilt in favor of Texas A&M.

There are a litany of words that could be used to describe Texas A&M's offensive output in Oxford, and none of them are kind. The problems are real, and they start at quarterback, but they don't end there. To salvage the season, something must change immedaitely.

It's Aggies vs. Crimson Tide, and that means what it generally does: future NFL players litter the field, coaching stalwarts walk the sidelines and the game hinges on who wins critical battles on both sides of the ball.

Elite talent on both sides of the ball characterizes a matchup in which many can single-handedly change the game. On a Kyle Field that will be littered with stars, Saturday's contest will come down to which playmakers ... make plays.

Led by Kyle Allen's second straight 300-yard game, a hard-fought 110 yards from Tra Carson and a swarming Aggie defense that forced two key turnovers, Texas A&M held Dak Prescott in check and scored an SEC West win at home in front of 104,000 Saturday night.