No. 3 Texas A&M will finally return to Kyle Field on Saturday to face South Carolina as the Aggies have a chance to clinch their first 10-win season since 2012. With so much at stake in Week 12, Olin Buchanan identifies players from both teams to keep an eye on.

The Bonham Trophy is again up for grabs as the Fightin' Texas Aggies hope to return it to its rightful place in the Lone Star State. While Texas A&M is unbeaten and ranked No. 3 in the nation, the South Carolina Gamecocks enter Week 12 at 3-6 overall and 1-6 in conference play.

It'll be a somewhat confusing Saturday in Aggieland as the 19th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies host the Utah State Aggies at Kyle Field for a Week 2 non-conference matchup. For Mike Elko & Co., it represents A&M's last chance to answer some questions before heading to South Bend.

Texas A&M’s run defense has typically been sound — even outstanding — 90 percent of the time. Still, the other 10 percent returned in the Aggies' season opener against UTSA as the Roadrunners picked up 118 of their 203 rushing yards on just three plays.

After Big Ten programs won back-to-back national titles over the last two seasons, some are beginning to question the superiority of the vaunted SEC, which means that 2025 is the perfect time for Greg Sankey's league to reassert its college football dominance.

College football analyst Josh Pate joins us on Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the likelihood of a 9-3 SEC team making it to Atlanta. Pate also identified weaknesses for five key teams, including A&M, and provided updates on Rahsul Faison's eligibility at South Carolina.

After South Carolina and Ole Miss wrapped up their time at the podium on Monday at SEC Media Days, Gamecocks insider Rob Brown and RebelGrove's Ben Garrett sat down to discuss those respective teams as both Shane Beamer and Lane Kiffin eye the 2025 campaign.