With Texas A&M's spring practices in the rearview, Billy Liucci takes an all-encompassing look at the changes the Aggie Football program has undergone over the last few weeks. In the end-cap of his two-part series, Billy delves into WR Kirk Merritt's future, spring camp distinctions and more.

With Texas A&M's spring practices in the rearview, Billy Liucci takes an all-encompassing look at the changes the Aggie Football program has undergone over the last few weeks. In part one of a two-part piece, Billy delves into the Aggies' linebacker situation, quarterback questions and more.

Texas A&M Football held its first public scrimmage of the spring last Friday, allowing fans and media to get a look at the team in action. Billy Liucci was on campus for the festivities and shared his thoughts in his third report on the Aggies' spring practices.

The Aggies have a week off for spring break, but the first segment of 2017 spring practices offered an early glimpse of some meaningful changes on both sides of the ball. Surging veterans and talented newcomers are already making meaningful moves.

With significant personnel change coming on both sides of the ball, Spring Camp will tell us a lot about what to expect of the 2017 Aggies. Billy breaks down ten key dynamics, including the QB battle, dynamic newcomers, position changes, and much more.

Aggie QB Trevor Knight is out for the remainder of the regular season, which means that backup Jake Hubenak must once again take the reins as Texas A&M's starter. Hubenak performed well last week, but how much will the offense have to change to fit his style?

Coach Sumlin announced Tuesday at his weekly press conference that Texas A&M QB Trevor Knight is out for the remainder of the regular season after suffering a shoulder injury in A&M's loss at Mississippi State.

In a game many expected the Aggies to pile up yards against a struggling Bulldogs defense, the offense instead was inconsistent and mostly ineffective. Losing starting QB Trevor Knight to injury certainly didn't help.

Billy Liucci took a few minutes during the Aggies' weekly press conference to sit down with A&M offensive lineman Connor Lanfear, going over the Texas A&M running game's success, the quick start to the season and the upcoming Tennessee matchup.

Coming into 2016, the quality of the rebuilt A&M offensive line promised to be one of the controlling forces for the Aggies' season. So far, so good, but Saturday's first SEC contest against uber-talented Auburn will be a defining moment.

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.

The time has come at last for the Texas A&M coaching staff to nail down a starting lineup. Some starters have been penciled in since spring practice, but a few positions are still up for grabs entering the fall. Which players have the inside track to start the season opener?

Several Texas A&M pledges took to social media on Tuesday to hint at an impending commitment, kicking off what's sure to be an eventful week. Meanwhile, a select group of newcomers — including a freshman squatting 725 pounds — are turning heads.

Nearing the end of another spring the things we know and the things we don't mesh to form an interesting puzzle for Texas A&M Football. Which Aggies have positioned themselves for a breakout year, and what will we have to wait until the fall to figure out?

Since his arrival at Texas A&M, Kevin Sumlin has preached 'talent and depth.' It may take shape this spring in the form of five second-year players who may very well challenge to take starting spots for the Aggies heading into the fall.

When it came to Texas A&M's offensive performance on Saturday, the quality of the opponent mattered little. What the Aggies managed to display in a systematic picking-apart of Ball State was something it will transition to the remainder of the season.

The resurgent Aggies will spend the weekend working out kinks and competition at several positions; the Cardinals of the MAC will enter the new Kyle Field with eyes on an upset. Saturday's game will ultimately come down to performances by — and containment of — a select few.