The Athletic's college football writer Andy Staples again fields questions from readers in this edition of 'Dear Andy.' Staples tackles which programs are the best in college football, the 2019 LSU team's legacy and much more.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, our good friend Cole Cubelic joined us live from ESPN headquarters in Bristol to recap last night's CFP National Championship Game and LSU achieving perfection.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Billy Liucci, Olin Buchanan and The Athletic's Mike Huguenin all joined to share their thoughts on which phases LSU and Clemson hold advantages in the 2020 National Championship game.

Ahead of next week's College Football Playoff championship game, The Athletic is examining both teams up and down the roster. Bruce Feldman opens up with an in-depth look at the LSU Tigers.

With bowl season upon us, Billy unfurls a series of late-night thoughts on Texas A&M's bowl assignment, the college football playoff rankings, the Aggies' stretch run in the 2020 recruiting class and more.

In part two of Ask Liucci, Billy offers some possible bowl game destinations for the Aggies, looks ahead to expectations for the future, and much more.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, SEC Network analyst Cole Cubelic joined to recap another exciting week in the SEC, including a thorough beatdown by LSU on Texas A&M and one of the most thrilling Iron Bowls in recent memory.

The Aggies had a disappointing showing in Death Valley on Saturday night, and Jimbo Fisher suffered once of the worst losses he ever has as a head coach. There are questions that need answers, and Texas A&M will look to find answers to those questions this month.

The LSU Tigers got their revenge over the Aggies in dominating fashion in Baton Rouge on Saturday. Texas A&M, who hoped to make a run at the SEC title in 2020, will have to improve upon several weaknesses if they want to compete with the top next year.

LSU is hoping to avenge last year's 74-72 seven overtime loss when Texas A&M comes to Death Valley on Saturday night. Lia Musgrave previews the rivalry week showdown that figures to have plenty of fireworks as the Aggies and Tigers meet again.

The 2018 Texas A&M-LSU seven overtime game will always be remembered as one of the greatest college football games ever played. Now, as the Aggies and Tigers prepare to meet again, The Athletic offers an oral history of the wildest night in Kyle Field history.

The Aggies will have their hands full on Saturday containing a prolific LSU offense in Baton Rouge as the Tigers look to complete an undefeated regular season. Billy Liucci identifies his players to watch as Texas A&M takes on LSU.

Ed Orgeron and the LSU Tigers are still irate following their 74-72 loss to Texas A&M in seven overtimes last November. With the Aggies coming to Baton Rouge this week, the No. 2 Tigers are focused on repaying A&M for last year.

The LSU Tigers have alluded to their rematch with Texas A&M several times throughout the 2019 football season. With the match-up taking place this weekend, the Aggies stated they would be approaching the game like any other.

The referees are a common scapegoat amongst losing teams, however, Saturday's game was littered with controversial calls and non-calls. Jimbo Fisher didn't blame the officials in his post-game press conference, but some of the missed calls would have helped the Aggies.

LSU head coach Ed Orgeron, his wife and a former player feel a sense of symmetry that many may have forgotten in No. 1 LSU's 46-41 win over then-No. 3 Alabama last Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Ahead of a No. 2 vs. No. 3 showdown in Tuscaloosa on Saturday afternoon, The Athletic's Aaron Suttles examines how this year's LSU-Alabama matchup stacks up to previous contests between the two SEC powers.

Last year, LSU QB Joe Burrow played through a painful shoulder injury in a loss to Alabama. The Tide will need their leader, Tua Tagovailoa, to overcome his own pain on Saturday in a game that has implications for the SEC, the CFP and the Heisman Trophy.