Texas A&M is taking on Texas Tech at Minute Maid Park in Houston in the first game of the Shriners College Classic. TexAgs is there to catch all the action, so follow along and join the conversation in our live game thread.

Texas A&M is finally entering the meat of its schedule. In Houston this weekend, the Aggies will take on Texas Tech and TCU, two of the nation's best teams, as well as a surprisingly solid Baylor squad. How will the Aggies fare?

National Signing Day has come and gone, and the biggest names around the state have signed with their schools of choice. Jason Howell takes a look at each in-state school's class, the biggest wins and toughest hits of recruiting's most important day.

The Texas A&M Women's basketball team improved to 2-0 on the season after defeating former Big XII foe Texas Tech in overtime. Danni Williams finished the game with a career-high 32 points to lead the Aggies.

As it did all weekend, Texas A&M once again took the lead over the Red Raiders. This time the Aggies ran with it, scoring seventeen runs in four innings to claim all three games of the series between the old Big 12 rivals.

Texas A&M played in what felt like an identical game to Friday's win over Texas Tech. The Aggies scored early and managed to hand on to their lead.

Texas A&M defeats Texas Tech to move to 21-2 on the year. Aggie's jumped out to a quick lead in the first inning, but Texas Tech didn't go down without a fight.

Once considered easily the favorite to land 2017 Cy-Creek offensive lineman Grayson Reed, Texas A&M now faces a challenge from other programs in the region that have made their way in. A deciding factor may be junior days — and Reed is in the process of picking which to attend.

In recent days one corner of the Texas sports media has gone so far as to say Texas A&M won't be playing in the Texas Bowl because it feared Texas Tech. The list of reasons such an assertion is off-base begins with simple statistics — but it doesn't end there.

The weekend's slate once again features only one matchup of ranked teams, but it's one that carries heavy implications for both the national race and the American Athletic Conference. Meanwhile, it's a cocktail party in Jacksonville — and the East title is up for grabs.

The lights get brighter as the calendar turns to October. Conference races and Playoff contenders will take significant turns in Week 5. Meanwhile in College Station and Fort Worth, the battle for Texas will continue.

'Aggie Jokes' were once the delight of many around the state of Texas, before Texas A&M's rise to a place of prominence among the nation's public schools. In recent days unsavory headlines around the state have called into question who the jokes should really be about.

Already hailed as the nation's top offensive guard prospect in the 2017 recruiting class, Frisco OL Jack Anderson is more familiar with Texas A&M than most. Following what he called the most in-depth visit to Aggieland he's had thus far, Anderson is getting his recruitment in order.

Family ties to a pair of in-state schools have the '17 Frisco star already aware of where he's most comfortable, but a strong Opening regional performance has given Anderson more options. Where does A&M's offer factor in?

The 2015 Port Arthur Memorial running back remains a target for the Aggies, still in search of another back, but maintains that his commitment to Texas Tech is solid. Still, could a late visit to Aggieland be an option?

Included as the countdown nears the top 10 are momentum-turning wins in contentious series, an historic upset and a memorable bowl romp. All with major impacts on Aggie history — but which leads the pack?

Getting inside the opposition's heads is a fan's higher calling, but some are quick to take it too far. If the Marcus Smart incident reminded us of anything, Olin Buchanan writes, it's to be, well, smart with our jeers.