College football conference realignment talk has returned as Colorado us heading back to the Big 12, sparking discussion about the future of the Pac-12. Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports joined TexAgs Radio on Tuesday to share the latest news in conference realignment.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard Billy Liucci on Texas A&M TE Donovan Green, Charean Williams with an update from Cowboys training camp, the voice of the Aggies Andrew Monaco and Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports.

It's officially talking season, and CBS Sports national college football writer Dennis Dodd joined TexAgs Radio to give us his thoughts on all the big storylines surrounding the sport. Dodd goes through the Southeastern Conference and looks ahead to the 2023 season.

Friday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour and Bank on It, Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports on Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC, Mark French on the Maroon & White heading to Rupp Arena and around college hoops with Aaron Torres of FOX Sports Radio.

CBS Sports national college football writer Dennis Dodd joined TexAgs Radio to give us his thoughts on all the big storylines surrounding the sport. Dodd gives a timeline for Texas and Oklahoma joining the SEC, discusses an expanded playoff and the transfer portal.

In Up to the SECond, David Nuño and Kennedy Smith tackle the biggest storylines from across the nation as CFB makes its triumphant return this weekend. Joining the first episode of 2022 are Dennis Dodd, Kevin Noon, John Brice, Tera Talmadge and Jordan Hill.

CBS Sports national college football writer Dennis Dodd joined TexAgs Radio to give us a deeper insight on talks of conference realignment, teams predicted to succeed and revived College Football Playoff expansion discussion.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind consisted of more conference realignment chat during the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan, a TexAgs Radio debut from Texas A&M softball's Trisha Ford, the latest in recruiting during Recruiting Country and an interview with CBS Sports' Dennis Dodd.

The Aggies have garnered disdain across sports in the last year because of their dramatic rise in football recruiting and some "drama" off the baseball diamond. With so many now claiming to hate Texas A&M, that got us wondering: Who do Aggies most commonly hate?

Texas A&M football has been the hot topic of national discussion for weeks now after Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies signed the highest-rated recruiting class in history. With the national narrative attacking A&M, the Aggies should take the criticism head-on for many reasons.

While many look at Jimbo Fisher's large salary of $7.5 million and think the Aggies have vastly overpaid, it turns out Fisher is quite a bargain. When looking at the money paid per win, Fisher is actually one of the best bargains in the country.