After the sixth-ranked Aggies put away Kent State 41-10 in the season opener, David Nuño, Brandon Leone, Chris Taylor and Billy Liucci discussed the win in a new live edition of the Post Game Wrap.

Following Texas A&M's spring game on Saturday at Kyle Field, Gabe Bock and Olin Buchanan discuss what they observed in a contest where the defenses looked very strong and the offenses came to life late.

The Aggies are Orange Bowl champions after they defeated North Carolina, 41-27, on Saturday night at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. Following the win, Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Jamie McCoy and Gabe Bock reacted to Texas A&M's monumental victory.

After No. 5 Texas A&M's 34-13 win over Tennessee, Billy Liucci, Jamie McCoy, Brandon Leone and Gabe Bock discuss the biggest plays, moments and storylines coming out of Knoxville. The crew also discussed whether or not the Maroon & White deserve to be in the CFP.

After No. 5 Texas A&M defeated the Auburn Tigers in comeback fashion, Billy Liucci, Jamie McCoy, Patrick Lewis and Gabe Bock reacted to the Aggies' 31-20 victory as the Maroon & White kept their playoff dreams alive.

After Texas A&M knocked off LSU for the second time in three years, Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Chris Taylor and Gabe Bock reacted to the Aggies' 20-7 win over the Tigers at Kyle Field.

Texas A&M showed a killer instinct on Saturday night and walked away with its most lopsided win in years. Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Jamie McCoy and Gabe Bock react to the Aggies' dismantling of South Carolina in Columbia.

Behind a strong performance from Kellen Mond, the Aggies defeated Arkansas for the ninth consecutive time dating back to 2012. After the game, Billy Liucci, Ryan Swope, Brandon Leone and Gabe Bock analyzed A&M's 42-31 victory.

Texas A&M's defense held Mike Leach's air raid offense to just seven points and 219 passing yards as the No. 8 Aggies picked up their first win in Starkville since 2012. Billy Liucci, Jamie McCoy, Patrick Lewis and Gabe Bock analyze the Ags' 28-14 victory over the Bulldogs.

The Aggies outlasted the No. 4 Florida Gators in a thrilling 41-38 upset victory at Kyle Field on Saturday afternoon. Following the game, Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Jamie McCoy and Gabe Bock react to the win and discuss its importance for Jimbo Fisher's program.

The Aggies gave up too many big plays on defense and made too many mistakes on offense to keep it close against Alabama. Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Ryan Swope and Gabe Bock take a closer look at A&M's rough afternoon in Tuscaloosa.

Chunk plays by A&M running backs and big plays on defense enabled the Aggies to leave Kyle Field with a win on opening night, but it wasn't pretty. Billy Liucci, Brandon Leone, Jamie McCoy and Gabe Bock react to A&M's first showing of 2020.

Texas A&M came from behind in the second half to sneak by Oklahoma State in the Texas Bowl to finish 8-5, and Gabe and Olin put a bow on the game and the season from NRG Stadium.

The Aggies suffered a disappointing loss at the hands of No. 2 LSU on Saturday, experiencing trouble on both sides of the football throughout the contest. Texas A&M ends the regular season with a 7-5 record.

The Aggies suffered a narrow loss in Athens on Saturday, falling to No. 4 Georgia, 19-13, in a game highlighted by strong defensive performances. Texas A&M will now need to quickly regroup before they finish the regular season at LSU.

To close out the 2019 home slate, the Aggies downed South Carolina thanks to a pair of 100-yard rushing performances and stellar defense. Texas A&M will look to continue mowing opponents as they go Between the Hedges next week.

Behind Isaiah Spillers' 217 yards and three scores, Texas A&M cruised passed UTSA, 45-14, to notch their third consecutive victory. The Aggies will now get a week off before they prepare for a difficult three-game stretch to close the season.

Texas A&M put together their first complete performance of the year, routing Mississippi State 49-30 at Kyle Field to move to 3-2 in SEC play. The Aggies will now shift their attention to hosting UTSA next weekend.

Texas A&M struggled on both sides of the ball throughout the game but found a way to take down Ole Miss in Oxford to improve to 2-2 in SEC play. The Aggies now look to next weekend's match-up with Mississippi State at Kyle Field.

The Aggies could not control the Tide's impressive offense as they fell 47-28 on Saturday at Kyle Field. Texas A&M will head to Oxford next week to take on the Ole Miss Rebels.