The best part of Texas A&M's defense this year thus far has been their unrelenting and intimidating pass rush. The Aggies, under the guidance of head coach Mike Elko, have put together pressure after pressure against opposing quarterbacks, veritably beating them into submission over the course of a sixty-minute contest.
The three-game stretch at home was a massive part of that ability to get home, as the noise level when opposing teams are on offense in Kyle Field is nothing short of staggering. An inability for offenses to communicate up front has served the Aggies well, as they have no idea where the pressure is coming from— and even if they do, the Aggies boast several players who are simply too talented to be blocked.