Billy Liucci continues his review of the Gator Bowl win from Part One plus surveys some of the bowl aftermath from across the SEC and takes an in-depth look at how players departing for the NFL could affect the Aggies moving forward.

As both teams enter their final day of preparation for the Gator Bowl on New Year's Eve, the Aggies and Wolfpack met with the media to break down the match-ups and what a win would mean for their programs heading into 2019.

A growing trend in college football is possible NFL draftees skipping their team's bowl games to avoid injury. While no one questions their business decision, Aggie players have shown they want to be their for their teammates and school.

Jimbo Fisher has turned around the culture and attitude of Texas A&M's football program in just one season. With a top tier recruit class coming next year under one of the best player developers in college football, the future is bright in Aggieland.

With Early Signing Day behind him, Jimbo Fisher can now focus solely on the Aggies’ Gator Bowl showdown against NC State. Fisher and select A&M football players met with the media on Wednesday to preview the New Year's Eve bout.

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 class as we near early signing day, bowl practices and more

Billy sends you into the weekend with a veritable dissertation on what to watch for from the Aggies in the coming months, thoughts on the stretch run in recruiting and some bonus speculation and commentary on the wider world of college football

This week's episode of the LiucciCast is a little bit different. Instead of his regular show with Trevor Knight, this week Billy Liucci goes through everything from the big win over LSU, Aggies' NFL Draft stock, and the latest recruiting news.

LSU has been routinely taken down A&M on the football field for nearly a decade. On Saturday night, the Tigers come to Kyle Field, and the Aggies will have to bring physicality on offense and defense if they want to pull off the upset.

LSU has won six straight games over Texas A&M, thanks in part to a lack of toughness from the Aggies. This year, Jimbo Fisher has fixed the lack of physicality. As A&M looks to earn their first SEC win over the Tigers, that toughness will certainly be put to the test in the season finale.

Texas A&M had few problems handling UAB last Saturday, winning 41-20. Jimbo Fisher and some of the players met with the media Monday to discuss the win and look ahead to their game against rival LSU on Saturday.

With just one conference game remaining for most SEC teams, players have nearly wrapped up their resumes to qualify for an All-SEC selection. Ahead of the end of the season, Olin Buchanan shares who deserves first team honors.

The Aggies earned their first SEC win at home since 2015 by defeating Ole Miss 38-24 on Saturday. Billy Liucci breaks down the offensive and defensive performances that led the Aggies to a much needed win.

Coming off of their second consecutive loss, the Aggies return to Kyle Field where they will take on Ole Miss. Billy Liucci gives his matchups to watch this weekend as the Aggies look to get back to winning ways against the Rebels.

The Aggies suffered a 28-24 loss at Auburn that included another painful 4th quarter showing. Billy Liucci analyzes the loss and what it means for a now 5-4 Aggie team as they return to Kyle Field.

After falling to Mississippi State on the road Saturday night, the Aggies will now look to get back to their winning ways against Auburn. Billy Liucci details the players on both teams to keep an eye on.

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.