Each week Billy Liucci offers his own take on the Top 25, answering the top user questions from the week, plus a few "others receiving votes." This week he discusses the Aggies' recruiting focus, eyeing the 2020 team and much more.

The Aggies fell 28-13 to Mississippi State on a night when they were often their own worst enemy. Billy goes in deep on the loss and what it means for a Texas A&M team now facing the familiar November gauntlet.

In his first year at Texas A&M, Jimbo Fisher has strived to change the culture in Aggieland, often stating: “It ain’t like it used to be.” A win against Mississippi State on Saturday night would serve as a ringing endorsement of that sentiment.

Each week Billy Liucci offers his own take on the Top 25, answering the top 25 user questions from the week, plus a few "others receiving votes." This week he lists the best recruiting head coaches he's seen, takes on the targeting issue and much more.

Despite struggles in the red zone, the Aggies were able to put up enough points to come out of South Carolina winners. The A&M run defense continued to shine, and Braden Mann showed up with another dominating performance.

After leading 16-0 at halftime, the Aggies allowed the Gamecocks to score 16 unanswered points in the third quarter. Though the Aggies were able to leave Columbia with a win, Jimbo Fisher was adamant that this can't become a trend.

Each week Billy Liucci offers his own take on the Top 25, answering the top 25 user questions from the week, plus a few "others receiving votes." This week he tackles who would comprise an all star Aggie team from '98 to the present, his favorite bye week trips and much more.

While the Aggies did come away with a win over Arkansas, it was not their best performance of the season. Following the game, Fisher and some of the Aggie players spoke to the media about the results.

After routing ULM 48-10, the Aggies now move to tougher competition as they open SEC play at No. 1 Alabama. Billy Liucci details the players on both teams to keep an eye on.

The Aggies proved the national hype from the Clemson game wouldn't lead to a let-down against ULM. Billy Liucci has thoughts on all facets of the Aggie performance, making special note of Kellen Mond's continued improvement and big defensive adjustments at halftime.

Texas A&M enters Kyle Field on Saturday against one of the best teams in the nation, second-ranked Clemson. Billy Liucci breaks down several of the important the matchups that will determine how the Aggies fare against the Tigers.

After A&M's 59-7 blowout win over Northwestern State, Billy Liucci dives into Kellen Mond's continued growth at quarterback, Trayveon's fit in Jimbo's offense, the defenseive performance short four starters on Thursday night and much, much more.

The Aggies open the Jimbo Fisher era against the Demons under the lights in Kyle Field as Texas A&M looks to start off 2018 with a victory. Billy breaks down the players to watch on Thursday night.

Texas A&M doesn't have many proven playmakers on defense, but Mike Elko and Jimbo Fisher have plenty of talent to work with at most positions. Billy Liucci runs down the Aggies that made noise during the first week of fall camp.

In his final installment of fall camp Five in Five, Billy takes a wide view of five storylines that will have the attention of A&M fans far and wide, including the QB battle, a new-look defense, and more.

Kevin Sumlin ran the gamut of Aggie football questions on Tuesday but emphasized a key factor in Texas A&M's post-bye week preparation: rest. The Ags are rejuvenated and healthy heading into an important battle with Mississippi State.

Coming off of huge tilts against top-ranked Alabama and the Gators in The Swamp, the Aggie defense has proven it's SEC ready. After some early struggles against Florida, the unit was dominant in the second half, with key contributions from veterans and newcomers alike.

Aside from a few explosive plays, the Aggie defense played extremely well against a potent Alabama offense. Billy Liucci breaks down the highs and lows of Texas A&M's run-stuffing performance.