I will start off by saying that 2018 has definitely been a season of ups and downs (although you could probably say that about most Texas A&M Football seasons in recent history). While this season has had its highs and lows, these don’t feel like typical peaks and valleys, but rather massive peaks and deep valleys. Let’s walk through the season together, shall we?
In Jimbo Fisher’s debut season, Texas A&M lost to the current No. 1, No. 2, and No. 18 ranked teams… and Auburn. The loss to Clemson was easily the Aggies’ “best loss” as the Ags only lost by two points and clawed back in the second half to do it.