Texas A&M ran into an Arkansas buzzsaw in Arlington on Saturday, and while the loss was an ugly one, it's important to remember that one bad outcome won't run the program. It's now time for Jimbo Fisher to correct the Aggies' flaw and focus on the finish.

SEC play is finally here as the undefeated Aggies head to Arlington to take on Arkansas in what is sure to be a dogfight. A lot of the media is already calling the Arkansas upset, but the Ags have won eleven straight and are no stranger to coming away with the win in close games.

Nothing came easy for the Texas A&M offense on Saturday night, but fortunately, the Aggie defense stood tall in a 10-7 win over Colorado. The contest was as close as they come, but the escape act could serve as a wake-up call for the highly-ranked Ags.

Despite some expected and unexpected bumps along the way, the season opener for the 2021 Aggies offered a glimpse of what Jimbo Fisher's team can do as mistakes are corrected and young players grow more comfortable.

Two years ago, the Aggies left Auburn with an inexplicable loss. However, in year three under Jimbo Fisher, Texas A&M didn't let this trip to The Plains slip away as the program continues to steadily build towards becoming one of the tops in the country.

Despite the talking heads claiming Texas A&M's 20-7 victory over LSU wasn't "convincing" enough, the Ags are right where they want to be. At 6-1, the Maroon & White still has all of their goals in front of them, regardless of what the national media has to say.

Ranked fifth in the country, Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M are proving they belong in the playoff conversation. Just as importantly, the 2020 season is evidence that Fisher's plan to build a championship program in Aggieland is working.

Halfway through the season, Texas A&M sits at 4-1 and are playing better football with each week. As Billy Liucci explains, it could be coming together in College Station for Jimbo Fisher and Co. as the Aggies continue to pick up legitimate momentum.

Heading into the bye week, Texas A&M is 3-1 and appears to be one of the best in the SEC in 2020. While it might be easy to look ahead on a schedule in which the toughest tests are in the rearview, the Ags would be wise not to as Arkansas comes to Aggieland in two weeks' time.

Texas A&M got that elusive victory over a top-five team on Saturday when Jimbo Fisher and Co. knocked off No. 4 Florida. However, the Aggies must refocus and prepare for another tough task as they travel to Starkville for a date with the Pirate this week.

While a loss to another explosive Alabama team isn't cause for panic, Billy Liucci writes that the Aggies must do whatever it takes to set a different tone and direction for the rest of their season.

Texas A&M opened the 2020 season with an often frustrating 17-12 victory over Vanderbilt on Saturday night. Unless the Aggies can improve dramatically, the remainder of a daunting 2020 season could get ugly.

The Aggies had a disappointing showing in Death Valley on Saturday night, and Jimbo Fisher suffered once of the worst losses he ever has as a head coach. There are questions that need answers, and Texas A&M will look to find answers to those questions this month.

Though they left Athens with a loss, the Aggies were just a few plays away from taking down the No. 4 Bulldogs. Jimbo Fisher's team will now turn their attention to No. 1 LSU who the Aggies will meet in Baton Rouge.

Texas A&M began the year 3-3, but in another second-half surge have reeled off four wins in-a-row, including dominant performances in their last two SEC contests. Billy Liucci explains the significance of the team's growth, both for 2019 and beyond.

On the heels of a third-consecutive Texas A&M victory and just before a brutal stretch to close out the 2019 regular season, Billy Liucci evaluates the state of each position group and where the Aggies can expect to see growth in the near future.

The Aggies reached a critical point in their season on Saturday inside of Vaught-Hemingway Stadium in Oxford on Saturday, and the team rose to the challenge. Texas A&M secured a hard-fought victory and now set their sights on Mississippi State.

Saturday's loss to Alabama further proved that signing top-caliber talent is crucial for Texas A&M to compete in the SEC and for national championships. Consistently signing top-ten classes is a must for Jimbo Fisher and Co.