Texas A&M coach Mike Elko said he isn't worried about the program's decades of underachievement and is focused on the 2025 Aggies, who are 8-0 after beating LSU 49-25 on Saturday.

On a soggy Saturday night here at Death Valley, so nicknamed for all the visitors who have crawled up in here and died of embarrassment, history worked against Texas A&M. The Aggies hadn’t won here since ‘94.

TAMU Aggies football coach Mike Elko achieved the first 8-0 season in year two at College Station following a 49-25 win over the LSU Tigers in Death Valley under the lights. As CBS Sports’ David Cobb believes the win made the Aggies a legitimate title contender.

Texas A&M's Mike Elko spoke with reporters Monday about the rumors linking him to the open Penn State position.

The Aggies are smoking hot and have advanced to an impressive 8-0 record, something the team has not seen since the 1992 season under legendary coach RC Slocum, where the team posted a perfect 12-0 mark and peaked at No. 6 on the AP Poll.

Saturday’s game against No. 20 LSU (5-2, 2-2) at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, La. is the first of those three before dates with Missouri and Texas arrive next month. It represents both a chance to curry favor with the CFP committee and check another box off of the to-do list that Elko brought with him to College Station two years ago.

Texas A&M head coach Mike Elko isn't one for a straight-up denial but he again sent signals that he's staying with the Aggies.

The Texas A&M head coach is among the top candidates for the Nittany Lions' head coaching job. How well would he fit at Penn State?

Elko's "someone else" line was an obvious nod to Kelly, who unleashed a fiery rant on reporters after LSU's 20-10 victory against Florida back in Week 3. Kelly's frustration came after repeated questions about the Tigers' offensive struggles.