Texas A&M Aggies

Despite being owed $76 million dollars, reports have Texas A&M firing Head Football Coach Jimbo Fisher.

Some sad news coming out of College Station of a freshman sadly passing away.

The Tigers become Bowl eligible with the win, but Coach O will not coach the team in it.

LSU's disappointing season comes to an end with a blowout loss in the SEC tournament.

The LSU Tigers lost a key SEC game Tuesday night, 68-62 to Texas A&M. The Aggies complete the two game season sweep of the Tigers and hurt LSU's chances at making the NCAA Tournament.

At the beginning of the 2013-14 season, many expected -- and were hoping -- that both the LSU Tigers and Texas A&M Aggies would have BCS title shots. Now we know that The Aggies do, but the Tigers don't. Heading into the game, here are five things that you need to know about both teams.

Last season, Johnny Manziel and the Aggies pulled off the upset nobody expected when they beat top ranked Alabama 29-24. This year, the match-up is being billed as the "Game of the Century." Here are five things to watch for in the game on Saturday...

On the heels of the Texas A&M Aggies stunning victory over the Alabama Crimson Tide, many in Aggieland are understandably ecstatic. But this is not just another W in the standings. The win sent a message to the rest of the SEC that the Aggies are here to stay. Outside of the players, their families and the coaches, there is no one who is excited for the Aggies' season more than Dave South. The

Due to starting quarterback Zach Mettenberger's past two appearances on the road, which resulted in a nailbiting 12-10 win over Auburn and a loss to rival Florida, not many favored the LSU Tigers in this contest. LSU tells critics to quiet down with their close 24-19 win over the newest members of the SEC, the Texas A&M Aggies.