John Harris of the Houston Texans and FootballTakeover.com joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to offer his opinion on Texas/OU possibly joining the SEC and why if the Aggies win the next meeting with the 'Horns, it could be the ultimate scoreboard opportunity,

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined to offer his morning reaction to the announcement that Texas and Oklahoma have officially applied for membership in the Southeastern Conference.

Saturday Down South columnist Connor O'Gara joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to offer his opinion on how the Southeastern Conference could create a schedule if the league does indeed expand to 16 teams in the near future.

When news broke that Texas and Oklahoma are likely to join the Southeastern Conference, the hot takes and speculation about how Texas A&M would counter swirled like crazy. Following a Board of Regents meeting, Billy Liucci details what are likely the next steps in Aggieland.

Former Texas A&M wide receiver Ryan Swope stopped by in-studio this morning to share his thoughts on the news that Texas and Oklahoma are likely to joined the Southeastern Conference as well as the explain why Aggies shouldn't be worried one bit.

On Saturday, Texas A&M leadership reaffirmed that the Aggies are still committed to the Southeastern Conference, despite some reports of the contrary as Oklahoma and Texas are looking like future additions to the league.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, The Athletic's Andy Staples joined Liucci and Nuño to offer a national perspective on the latest in conference expansion and specifically rumors that Texas and Oklahoma could join the Southeastern Conference.

The author of Texas A&M's 100-Year Decision, President Emeritus R. Bowen Loftin joined Liucci and Nuño during Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio to look back on the SEC's gentlemen's agreement on expansion and share his thoughts on this week's breaking news.

Kenyon Green, Isaiah Spiller, DeMarvin Leal and Jalen Wydermyer earned first-team All-SEC nods as the media released their preseason selections. Texas A&M has also been predicted to finish second in the SEC West behind Alabama ahead of the 2021 season.

With headlines coming out of SEC Media Days being dominated by unfolding news that Texas and Oklahoma intend to leave the Big 12 intending to join the SEC, Billy Liucci answers subscriber questions about the potential change and its implications.

Missouri, Arkansas and Auburn were on tap Thursday at SEC Media Days 2021, and Olin Buchanan recaps the biggest storylines from all three schools' head coaches and player representatives.

The Mouth of the South, Paul Finebaum of ESPN & the SEC Network joined us from Radio Row on Thursday morning to help us put a bow on our coverage for SEC Media Days 2021 in Hoover, AL.

Tuesday from 2021 SEC Media Days included the coaches and players from Missouri, Arkansas and Auburn on stage. David Nuño introduces a video recap of the final day's highlights from Hoover.

The big-name guests just keep rolling through on TexAgs Radio live from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL. Our latest guest is CBS Sports CFB analyst and former Texas football player Brian Jones sharing his thoughts on the day's top storylines.

SEC Media Days 2021 wraps up with two sets of Tigers and the Razorbacks on stage. The head coaches and two players from each squad take the spotlight in Hoover with another season right around the corner.

To Kick off Thursday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, SEC Saturday night color analyst Jordan Rodgers stopped by the set on Radio Row to share his thoughts on the latest news with expansion and the 2021 Texas A&M Aggies.

After speaking at SEC Media Days, Jimbo Fisher paused to talk with the media about the excitement of having fans back in stadiums, his abundance of riches at skill positions, the development of his quarterbacks and more.

After years of insisting the Big 12 is as strong as its neighbor to the east, news broke on Wednesday that Oklahoma and Texas are inquiring about joining the SEC. Olin Buchanan writes that while the deal makes sense for the Horns and Sooners, the SEC may be more skeptical.