After upending Notre Dame two weeks ago, the next team on No. 9 Texas A&M's revenge list is the Auburn Tigers. On Saturday afternoon at Kyle Field, the Aggies will open SEC play while also hoping to redeem themselves from last year's 43-41 quadruple-overtime loss on The Plains.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies host the UTSA Roadrunners on Saturday evening to officially open Mike Elko's second season in College Station. With the 2025 campaign on deck, Olin Buchanan identifies a handful of players to keep an eye on from both the Aggies and Roadrunners.

As Mike Elko & Co. prepare for the 2025 football season, Olin Buchanan takes a deep dive into the losses that some of Texas A&M's biggest opponents are facing due to players' completion of eligibility, early entry to the NFL draft and those entering the transfer portal.

With a dissatisfying 17-7 loss to Texas in the books and signing day approaching this Wednesday, Billy Liucci sat down to tackle another round of subscriber questions surrounding all things Texas A&M football, the state of recruiting and much more.

With over 109,000 at Kyle Field, Texas A&M suffered a brutal 17-7 loss to arch-rival Texas after a 13-year hiatus of the rivalry. On this edition of the Loochador, Billy Liucci was joined by Olin Buchanan and Richard Zane as another forgetful November has come to a close.

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.

Against all odds, Texas A&M still controls its destiny in the battle to reach Atlanta because the Aggies got a lot of help in Gainesville and Norman on Saturday. In this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño discuss A&M's loss at Auburn, the path ahead and more.

After battling back from a 21-0 deficit, No. 15 Texas A&M found itself in a fourth-quarter dogfight that ultimately found its way into four overtime periods. Unfortunately for Mike Elko & Co., Auburn made one more play as the Ags dropped a massive opportunity, 43-41.

With everything still to play for with only two regular-season games remaining, No. 15 Texas A&M takes its SEC title hopes on the road to Auburn in Week 13. Ali Russell previews a Saturday meeting under the lights of Jordan-Hare Stadium on The Plains.

No. 15 Texas A&M (8-2, 5-1) undertakes a road trip to face underrated Auburn (4-6, 1-5), and the Aggies need to understand that underestimating the Tigers at the dangerous Jordan-Hare Stadium could result in a fall from the top of the SEC standings.

With their sights still on Atlanta and beyond, the 15th-ranked Fightin' Texas Aggies venture to Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday night with their season on the line. Olin Buchanan details the in-game matchups that will have the greatest impact on this Week 13 SEC showdown.

It's Week 13 of the college football season, and No. 15 Texas A&M and Auburn will square off on The Plains. Host of That SEC Podcast, Michael Bratton, joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the matchup and other battles around the conference.

Mike Elko and No. 15 Texas A&M head to The Plains in Week 13 to face a dangerous 4-6 Auburn team at Jordan-Hare Stadium on Saturday night. Olin Buchanan identifies players from both the Aggies and Tigers to keep an eye on.

Hugh Freeze's second Auburn team is 4-6, but the Tigers have lost three one-score games this fall, which means No. 15 Texas A&M could be in for a war with War Eagle on Saturday. In this edition of Nuño's Notes, David Nuño shares what he has gathered from Auburn insiders.

What does "box declaration" mean for the offensive line? With school back in session, former Texas A&M offensive line coach Jim Turner took the time to explain why it's crucial for an offensive line to target the correct defenders in the box and more.

On the latest edition of the LiucciCast with Sean Porter, the former Texas A&M linebacker sat down with Billy Liucci as the Aggies remain tied atop the SEC standings with just two games remaining in the regular season. The duo also observed the college football landscape & more.

Texas A&M's defense held the New Mexico State offense to just 214 total yards of offense, including less than 100 yards through the air. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the defensive showing from the Maroon & White in a 38-3 win at Kyle Field.

The finish to the 2024 regular season figures to be a tense one, and it begins on Saturday night when No. 15 Texas A&M ventures into a hostile Jordan-Hare Stadium to face a 4-6 Auburn team that is fighting for bowl eligibility down the stretch.