Texas A&M football displayed its strong culture on Saturday night in Death Valley when the Aggies ripped off 35 unanswered points to embarrass Brian Kelly's LSU Tigers. In doing so, A&M announced to the country that they aren't hoping to win...these Aggies expect to win.

Behind a wonderful performance by Marcel Reed, Texas A&M rode its offense to a high-scoring battle at a soggy Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium in Week 8. Now 7-0 for the first time since 1994, the Aggies control their own destiny with five regular-season games remaining.

With a balanced offense and a suffocating defense, Texas A&M improved to 6-0 for the first time since 2016 with a 34-17 win over Florida at Kyle Field in Week 6. By dominating both sides of the ball, the Aggies showed they're capable of competing for a spot in the College Football Playoff.

With a narrow 7-3 lead at halftime, Texas A&M went on a second-half surge to completely dominate Mississippi State on both offense and defense in a 31-9 win. By showing two different versions of themselves, the Aggies proved they can adapt and respond.

Texas A&M outgained Auburn 414-177 on Saturday at Kyle Field, but due to penalties and missed opportunities, it was still a one-possession ballgame. With a 16-10 win in the books, the Aggies are establishing themselves as a tough and physical football team.

After falling to Notre Dame at Kyle Field last year, Texas A&M took a revenge trip to South Bend and picked up a statement win. With the physical grind of the SEC on deck, the next challenge for Mike Elko & Co. will be proving they can do it week in and week out.

Texas A&M had a solid performance in all three phases vs. Utah State in Week 2, but the real test lies ahead. With a primetime road game against a top-10 opponent on deck, the Maroon & White must use a 44-22 victory as a building block and a springboard to larger success.

After a busy offseason of talent acquisition, Mike Elko's second season at Texas A&M began with a 42-24 victory over UTSA in Week 1. While the Aggies showed flashes of greatness, the overall performance reveals work to be done in order to reach championship-level football.

Plagued by a lack of offensive execution and missed opportunities on defense, Texas A&M suffered a 17-7 loss to Texas in the return of the Lone Star Showdown. Finishing 8-4 and 5-3 in SEC play, the Aggies will find out their postseason bowl placement on Sunday.

While a trip to Auburn appeared to be just another step toward a highly anticipated showdown with Texas, the Fightin' Texas Aggies were up-ended in quadruple overtime. With plenty of lessons to be learned, A&M cannot make the same mistakes vs. their arch-rival.

Saturday represented a get-right win for Texas A&M as the Maroon & White disposed of New Mexico State at Kyle Field, 38-3. While not the most challenging, the Week 12 victory allowed A&M to find its rhythm and build momentum heading into the season’s critical final stretch.

Areas in desperate need of improvement were exposed as Texas A&M was throttled by South Carolina in a 44-20 beatdown. Tied for first in the SEC, the Aggies can still fulfill their postseason aspirations but only have a razor-thin margin of error moving forward.

With a dominant second-half performance, Texas A&M rallied back to defeat LSU at Kyle Field on Saturday night, showing grit, physicality and composure along the way. Now 7-1 and 5-0 in the SEC, the Ags have the chance to truly separate themselves during the month of November.

It was not a perfect performance, but the Aggies still found a way to pick up their sixth consecutive victory by beating Mississippi State on Saturday, 34-24. The win has earned No. 14 Texas A&M a top-15 showdown with No. 8 LSU at Kyle Field in Week 9.

With Conner Weigman back in the saddle and a dominating ground game, Texas A&M took it to Missouri on Saturday and delivered a complete team victory. Enter their bye week at 5-1 and 3-0 in conference play, the Aggies have obvious momentum on their side.

Saturday's win in Arlington was far from easy, but the Maroon & White got it done in a 21-17 victory over the Arkansas Razorbacks at AT&T Stadium. Having won four straight, there is still plenty for Texas A&M to improve upon as No. 9 Missouri comes to Aggieland in Week 6.

In a non-conference matchup against a MAC opponent, Texas A&M has its fair share of challenges in a 26-20 over Bowling Green. With the return to SEC action beginning this week, cleaning up inconsistencies and becoming more disciplined is a requirement for the Aggies.

With Marcel Reed standing behind a stout offensive front, the Fightin' Texas Aggies picked up a 13-point victory at Florida to end a 10-game road losing streak. With this win, the Maroon & White now have even more confidence to carry with them into the coming weeks.