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The wait is almost over; Aggie football is on the horizon. Texas A&M drew Vanderbilt as their week one matchup. To many, Saturday’s game will act as a tune-up, allowing head coach Jimbo Fisher to iron out the wrinkles before heading to Tuscaloosa, Alabama for week two. Still, the Aggies will try to come out […] READ MORE
Does the Southeastern Conference office hate LSU? Some conspiracy theorists clad in purple and gold are convinced of that. They have cited, among other reasons, the list of opponents issued in the past by that office. The revised 2020 schedule for LSU contradicts such claims. Ed Orgeron and everyone else at LSU received a generous […] READ MORE
With the departure of senior wide receiver Jhamon Ausbon, all of the Aggies ‘ senior pass-catchers are out for the 2020 season. While Ausbon hasn’t been a super star during his time at A&M, he has been consistent. A younger Kellen Mond relied heavily on Ausbon, often looking to him whenever a play broke down. […] READ MORE
Texas A&M is considered to be on the verge of making the College Football Playoff. Multiple college football experts consider them a dark horse to make a run at the national championship, something the Aggies have not done since before World War II. Each season there seem to be one or two teams on the […] READ MORE
Even though Texas A&M just lost its starting cornerback, Elijah Blades, the Aggies are still looking for 2020 to be a big year in their program. The next-level talent on this squad is spread all over the field. No position group is necessarily “lacking” in regards to play-making ability. Coach Jimbo Fisher’s “guys” are finally […] READ MORE
The schedules have been released. Fall practice has started. The much-desired, much-debated 2020 college football season is creeping closer and closer. Each day, teams grow and develop, building on last season’s progression, and refining certain aspects of concern. Right now, the slate is clean for every team. Everyone has a record of 0-0. To have […] READ MORE
On July 30th, the SEC announced they would move to a conference-only schedule for the 2020 football season. Each team was to add two additional games, resulting in a 10-game, all-SEC season. On August 7th, they released the names of the two new schools that each team would play. Texas A&M added the Florida Gators […] READ MORE
As the Texas Longhorns reel in 5-star recruit Quinn Ewers, presumably their future starting quarterback, many peoples’ thoughts turn to the Aggies next QB. Kellen Mond has one more season with the Ags. Currently at second string, Zach Calzada is the presumed heir to the position, having already spent one year learning the system. However, […] READ MORE
Each year, every team seems to have one player go from unknown to playing the role of an important contributor, or even superstar. For the Aggies in 2019, a trio of freshmen was considered to be breakout players – Isiah Spiller, Jaylen Wydermyer, and Ainias “Murder Hornet” Smith. Together, the three freshmen combined for nineteen […] READ MORE
Now, It’s only the summer of 2020 with the prospects of a college football season fluctuating between optimistic and pessimistic with each new COVID-19 rumor. However, the “dudes” over at The Draft Network have already thrown together a 2021 NFL Mock Draft. Interestingly, there were no Texas A&M Aggies in their predictions, but SEC players […] READ MORE