On this edition of Hop's Deep Reflection, we react to Sunday evening's press conference as Texas A&M Director of Athletics Ross Bjork spoke to the media following Jimbo Fisher's ouster. We also mix in some hoops talk because why not?

In a Sunday evening press conference, Texas A&M Director of Athletics Ross Bjork shared the next steps for the Aggie football program after it was previously announced on Sunday morning that the university was parting ways with its head coach, Jimbo Fisher.

With two games remaining in the sixth season of his tenure in College Station, Jimbo Fisher has been fired as the head football coach at Texas A&M. Fisher finishes his tenure in Aggieland with a record of 45-25.

After a little over two years as Texas A&M's President, M. Katherine Banks has resigned from her position. Banks formerly served as Texas A&M Vice Chancellor of Engineering and National Laboratories as well as Dean of Engineering.

On Friday morning, Texas A&M University announced that 23 suites will be added to the south end of Kyle Field. To unveil the project, Chancellor John Sharp, President M. Katherine Banks, Director of Athletics Ross Bjork and head football coach Jimbo Fisher spoke to the media.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind consisted of the GO hour and Billy Liucci discussing conference realignment, Jason Howell with recruiting updates and Kendall Rogers touches on A&M baseball's future.

Conference realignment has resurfaced once again as the future of the Big 12, Pac-12 and ACC are now in question. During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Billy Liucci joined to discuss the latest scenarios and shine some light on the driving force of this round of realignment.

In recent weeks, rumors regarding Jimbo Fisher's possible departure for Baton Rouge have started to swirl more often. On Monday, the Texas A&M head coach made his thoughts on the matter very clear: "I ain't going."

LSU's Ed Orgeron will be out of a job at the end of the season, and rumors surrounding who will be the next coach in Baton Rouge have already started. With his name being floated as a possible replacement, Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher emphatically put the speculation to rest.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions, ranging from his favorite (and worst) sports memories to the current state of Texas A&M recruiting and hitting on almost everything in-between.

The Texas A&M System Regents voted to open campuses in the fall, employing a mixture of face-to-face and online education. The campuses will continue to practice social distancing to ensure best practices are being followed to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.

As more and more SEC schools are putting plans in motion to resume their regular schedules in the fall, A&M athletic director Ross Bjork and other Aggie officials remain optimistic that activities will return to some level of normalcy in the fall, including football.

In a Thursday morning conference call, Texas A&M University System Chancellor John Sharp charged A&M system presidents with developing plans to safely reopen their campuses in the fall. His instructions included finding a way to play football that protects student-athletes.

Ross Bjork was introduced as the A&M's new athletic director on Sunday afternoon. Bjork still remembers his first time in College Station and the lasting effect it had on him. Now the AD, Bjork is ready to lead one of the NCAA's largest athletic departments on and off the field.

Texas A&M chancellor John Sharp played coy when asked about the Aggies' targets for the open football coaching position but did state the goal of the Board of Regents' coaching search and the expectations of the hire.

Texas A&M University System chancellor John Sharp spoke out this week, stating he would like the Aggies to renew their annual football rivalry game with the University of Texas. However, he acknowledged obstacles that must be navigated before the contest can resume.

After HornsDigest.com's Chip Brown on Thursday reported alleged over-involvement in the Texas A&M football program by Chancellor John Sharp, the Office of the Chancellor has responded in fierce fashion.

On Dec. 21, 2014, the west side of Kyle Field was toppled to usher in the stadium's new era. One year later, the Texas A&M University System recalls the momentous step in the reconstruction with a video tribute.