Something Billy Liucci and Bert Kreischer have in common is they both have Texas A&M advancing on Friday night in the NCAA Tournament. Beyond his bracket picks, "The Source" also tackled subscriber questions ranging from spring football to "The King at Kyle Field."

Let the madness begin! Former coach and ESPN college basketball analyst Seth Greenberg joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the NCAA Tournament, Texas A&M's chances to make some noise and teams, he thinks, are flying under everyone's radar.

Atlanta (GA) Woodward Academy 2025 WR Jerome Bettis Jr. is hitting the road and has plans to make a stop in College Station. He was first targeted by the Aggies in May before Mike Elko's staff at Duke also offered back in September. He will visit Aggieland on Feb. 3 for Junior Day.

College basketball analyst at ESPN, Jay Bilas, had a front-row seat to the Aggies' upset of Kentucky on Saturday. Following A&M's victory, Bilas joined TexAgs Radio to share plenty of thoughts on Texas A&M and what Buzz Williams' squad is capable of.

In a neck-and-neck battle for the SEC West Division crown, the LSU Tigers, the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Ole Miss Rebels each have a horse in the race with the season winding down. If Texas A&M upsets Ole Miss in Oxford, LSU can control its destiny at Alabama.

Spring football is rolling along, A&M baseball's SEC gauntlet continues, the Masters begins this week at Augusta National, and the NCAA Tournament just wrapped up. Of course, Texas A&M play-by-play voice Andrew Monaco is ready to talk about it all.

The 2023 NFL Draft is officially less than a month away, but the Final Four in Houston is less than a week away. On Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, play-by-play voice Tom Hart tackled both topics and much, much more.

Texas A&M has three spring practices in the books as Jimbo Fisher, Bobby Petrino and the Aggies continue to put in work on the gridiron. In another edition of Ask Liucci, Billy Liucci tackles more subscriber questions, focusing on Aggie football, baseball and much more.

The second weekend of the NCAA Tournament begins tonight as the Sweet Sixteen features a handful of intriguing matchups, and Aaron Torres has some thoughts. The FOX Sports Radio man took us around college sports this morning as the madness of March continues.

On Friday evening, Connecticut forward Javonte Brown-Ferguson announced that he will transfer to Texas A&M to play for Buzz Williams. Brown will add a much-needed presence on the inside that the Aggies have lacked during the Williams era.

What's that one moment in college football or college basketball that still gives you goosebumps to this day? Our good friend Aaron Torres joined TexAgs Radio to discuss that very subject and offer some early thoughts on the 2020 CFB season.

TexAgs presents a gallery of shots from A&M's two Friday victories over Marist and UConn.

The Aggies dropped their first game in more than a week on Thursday evening as they fell to the Connecticut Huskies, 7-1 on the opening day of the Reveille Classic from the Aggie Softball Complex.

After A&M's 69-54 loss to Connecticut in the finals of the Lincoln regional, sophomore point guard Jordan Jones shared her thoughts on Monday's game, the youth of the A&M squad, the 2014 seniors and more.

The third-seeded Texas A&M women's basketball saw their season end with an Elite Eight loss to the Connecticut Huskies on Monday night. The regional final appearance was just the third in school history.

It was a valiant effort, but the Texas A&M women's basketball team fell short against the top-seeded Connecticut Huskies on Monday night in the Elite Eight of the 2014 NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament.

With a trip to the Final Four on the line, the Texas A&M women's basketball team faces off against the top-seeded Connecticut Huskies on Monday night. A win would be shocking, but it's not out of the question.

Former Texas A&M Sports Information Director and longtime A&M women's basketball radio personality Tom Turbiville shares his thoughts and musings prior to A&M's Sweet Sixteen matchup with DePaul.