Texas A&M struggled mightily in the first half against the Razorbacks, but the Aggies finished strong in the second. The Aggie running game got going late to put the Hogs away in A&M's fifth straight Southwest Classic win, 45-24.

Christian Kirk put on a show in Arlington last year, decimating the Arkansas defense time and again in an overtime victory, but the Texas A&M wide receiver isn't focusing on last year when preparing for the Hogs.

In a true SEC battle, the Aggies won the fight at the line of scrimmage. Steady movement in the middle of the field and big plays at crucial moments led to almost 500 yards of total offense against a talented Auburn defense.

Avery Gennesy vs. Carl Lawson. Christian Kirk vs. Jonathan Ford. John Chavis vs. Gus Malzahn. Texas A&M's contest with Auburn is filled with all of these matchups and more. Billy Liucci dissects the Aggies' keys to success.

After two games against new opponents, familiarity becomes a theme as the Aggies crank up SEC play against Auburn on Saturday. With next-level talent on both sides of the ball for each squad, there is no shortage of potential game-changers.

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?

After Texas A&M blanked neighboring Prairie View in their first ever meeting on the field, Coach Sumlin and his players talked with the media about what worked and what must improve for looming dates with SEC foes.

The Aggies checked all of the key boxes in their final warm-up for SEC play. Olin Buchanan joins Gabe on Kyle Field to talk about the dominant win and grade some of Saturday's most important performances.

Select quotes from the presser immediately following Texas A&M's 67-0 shutout of Prairie View A&M Saturday at Kyle Field from Head Coach Kevin Sumlin, QB Trevor Knight, and other Aggie players.

Despite a bit of a slow start, the Aggies ran away from the Panthers in a dominating performance Saturday at Kyle Field. The Aggie defense posted a shut out, and A&M reeled off multiple big plays on offense and special teams.

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.

A&M's season-opening win over 16th-ranked UCLA offered plenty to celebrate plus some clear room for progress. The Aggies spoke with the media about the hard-fought victory and what lies ahead in the weeks to come.

Select quotes from the presser immediately following Texas A&M's 31-24 win over UCLA in overtime Saturday at Kyle Field from Head Coach Kevin Sumlin, QB Trevor Knight, and other Aggie players.

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.

Both A&M and UCLA will send top-tier talent onto Kyle Field Saturday, and both rosters include names familiar to Aggies fans. While A&M enters 2016 with a team-first attitude, there will be no shortage of stars on either sideline.

TexAgs' Heisman voter Olin Buchanan has seen a player emerge from the shadows of preseason watch lists to win the trophy more than once. His first weekly Around College Football starts at home with Kirk's chances, plus his early calls for the Heisman race and Playoff.

With camp wrapped and game week upon them, the Aggie players and coaches remain unfazed by the disregard and disdain of pundits. Veteran-led and loaded with true SEC talent and depth, the 2016 squad is determined to make a run.