The Aggies begin practices on Wednesday, and each day this week Billy will take you inside a different dynamic to watch this spring. The first of those five stories looks at the competition at several key positions for the Aggies in 2017.

Texas A&M brought in a lot of promising talent with the 2017 signing class, and much of it may need to contribute immediately. If the Aggie staff can develop its new tools at LB, WR, DE and QB, they may exceed last year's results.

Texas A&M and LSU are preparing for a Thanksgiving tilt, and as usual, that means future NFL playmakers squaring off all over the field. From dominant pass-rushers to All-SEC corners and wideouts, these are the players to keep an eye on.

Monday's Texas A&M press conference revealed that Trevor Knight is still hopeful to return sooner than planned and that Jake Hubenak almost couldn't throw last week. The Aggie QB situation plus Heisman and playoff leaders.

Aside from several big plays, the Aggies struggled to move the ball and score points consistently against the Roadrunners. Billy offers ten thoughts on the offense headed into the LSU game.

Though he says he's still not fully back to form, A&M defensive end Myles Garrett reminded everyone how crucial he is to the Aggies' success in a dominant performance Saturday.

Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin, Myles Garrett, Jake Hubenak, Josh Reynolds and Larry Pryor visit with the media after defeating UTSA at Kyle Field.

Despite a sometimes lackluster performance and struggling to score points, the Aggies held the visiting Roadrunners to 10 points and broke their two-game losing streak.

After two disappointing losses, Kevin Sumlin says his team is angry and determined to change the script of the last couple of weeks. A home game against UTSA will give them that chance.

Coming off of consecutive disappointing losses, Texas A&M is looking to rebound against UTSA. All that stands in their way are a few dynamic running backs and receivers and a dual-threat QB. The Aggie defense will have to step up in a big way on Saturday.

Texas A&M has plummeted to No. 25 in the College Football Playoff rankings after two bad losses to Mississippi schools. Where can the Aggies go from here? Billy Liucci discusses that and more in the first half of this two-part series.

After watching their playoff hopes crumble last week in Starkville, A&M seemed determined to right the ship at home against Ole Miss. Instead they came apart late, falling 29-28.

Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin, Myles Garrett, Jake Hubenak, and Avery Gennesy face the media to discuss another disappointing November loss at Kyle Field.

After a week of disappointment and questions, Texas A&M has the opportunity to provide some meaningful answers with a win against a Rebels team facing its own struggles.

Texas A&M-Ole Miss is loaded with important matchups, the most important of which is at the quarterback position. With backups starting on each side, who will step up and generate some offense for each team?

Both the Aggies and Rebels are spending this week regrouping after losing their starting quarterbacks, but each roster is still loaded with SEC-caliber talent intent on leaving Kyle Field with a win.

Texas A&M has made a mantra of not looking ahead and just being 1-0 this week. With the opportunity for a 10- or 11-win season still ahead of them, that kind of focus is imperative against Ole Miss this week.

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?