After eight games of trial and tribulation, Texas A&M football has finally reached its bye week. Normally a period of relaxation and recovery for those competing for a spot in the College Football Playoff, for the Aggie faithful, it's quite a bit of lamenting about what all went wrong after starting the year in the top 10 of the AP Poll.
Mike Elko has exhausted the supply of explanations available for Texas A&M’s struggles. The Aggies enter their bye week at 4-4, fresh off a 31-20 loss to Alabama that offered another reminder of how little has changed since SEC play began.
Texas A&M's 2026 football season has not gone according to plan. After an 11-win campaign and the program's first College Football Playoff appearance in 2025, the Aggies entered this season with expectations of competing for another postseason opportunity.
Stopping the pass for Texas A&M has been one of the team's biggest vulnerabilities throughout the 2026-27 season. Why is that? Who knows, but there are no excuses because head coach Mike Elko said before the campaign started that this might be the best secondary he has had since he has been in Aggieland.
With the disastrous 2026 season finally entering a brief bye-week pause, Texas A&M football is one more slip-up away from a lost campaign. With ranked losses piling up and a Southeastern Conference record in the dirt, the Aggies have had no choice but to look inward and see where it all went wrong.
The Texas A&M Aggies have been one of the more disappointing teams in college football, and with a 4-4 record, are on the verge of even missing out on bowl eligibility.
Texas A&M basketball guard Rylan Griffen’s eligibility battle took another frustrating turn Wednesday after Brazos County Judge John Brick dismissed his lawsuit against the NCAA, citing a lack of jurisdiction, according to reports from KBTX.
Not officially official, but Texas A&M took on an SMU basketball team that treated the matchup like a real game. In this exhibition game at the Moody Coliseum, PJ Haggerty led the scoring, finishing with 28 points in his debut in the Maroon and White.
It's no secret at this point in time that the 2026 season has been one to forget for the Texas A&M Aggies football team, as a bowl game is starting to look like a hit-or-miss option for the squad this year.
Texas A&M football is sticking with Marcel Reed at quarterback despite another disappointing loss and growing questions about the offense. Head coach Mike Elko confirmed Wednesday during the SEC Teleconference that Reed remains the Aggies’ starting quarterback following their 31-20 defeat against Alabama.
The Texas A&M Aggies have not had even remotely close to the season that many were expecting. Coming off a historic 2025 season, the future seemed primed for the program to continue building on its success.
There are a lot of issues with the Texas A&M Aggies right now. The issues start with Marcel Reed and the quarterback deficiencies. Texas A&M has bigger problems than one position, but the quarterback situation is becoming impossible to ignore.
Whiteside is ranked as the No. 27 linebacker in the 2027 class, according to the 247Sports Composite. He's the 20th commitment to an elite Miami class, ranked No. 2 in the country.
Even though the Texas A&M Aggies didn’t make it past the Regionals in 2026, it was still a positive campaign. One year after missing out on the tourney, A&M was a ranked program that did more than hold its own in Michael Earley’s second season.
As the 2026 college football season approaches Week 5, several players have yet to live up to the expectations placed on them coming into the campaign.
Arizona State trailed No. 10 Texas A&M by four points entering the fourth quarter at Kyle Field on Saturday and lost 48-20. The Aggies scored 24 unanswered points in the final period after forcing back-to-back turnovers deep in Sun Devils territory.