Welcome to Lone Star Lookback! Each week, a former player or coach will join David Nuño to reminisce on Texas A&M's historic rivalry with the Texas Longhorns as the game makes an emphatic return on Nov. 30 at Kyle Field. Joining us for our eighth episode is Edd Hargett.

On November 28, 1968, Texas A&M fell to its in-state rival, 35-14, in Austin to cap off a disappointing 3-7 season. Kirk Bohls of the Houston Chronicle joined TexAgs Live to relive the game and chat about the Longhorns' newly minted No. 1 spot in the AP Poll.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies were back on the practice field as the Maroon & White held its sixth Fall Camp workout on Wednesday morning. Following the portion of practice open to the media, Olin Buchanan discusses his key observations from the availability.

The Lettermen’s Association began as a means for former students who won varsity letters at Texas A&M to gather from time to time to support the university’s athletic programs. The organization is now celebrating its golden anniversary.

Texas A&M football has unfortunately had many disappointing seasons, going back to its days in the Southwest Conference all the way to 2022's 5-7 record. David Sandhop presents his top 10 list of most disappointing seasons in Texas A&M history.

Texas A&M has had many a memorable quarterback in its football history, and while who belongs in the top spot is certainly not up for debate, who are the top 10 signal-callers to ever wear Maroon & White? David Sandhop lists his 10 best Aggie QBs of all time.

In 1967, Edd Hargett quarterbacked Texas A&M to a SWC title, followed by a 20-16 victory over Bear Bryant's Crimson Tide in the 1968 Cotton Bowl Classic. A 2023 inductee into the Cotton Bowl Hall of Fame, Hargett joined TexAgs Radio to look back on his playing days.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with the Big Shots of the Week, Texas A&M head softball coach Trisha Ford, Charean Williams of Pro Football Talk and former Texas A&M QB Edd Hargett.

Following an unexpected upset of No. 5 Louisiana State at Kyle Field on Saturday night, a number of former players react to the Fightin' Texas Aggie win, including Lester Hayes, Richmond Webb and Doug Teague.

Following a rain-soaked victory over the Massachusetts Minutemen at Kyle Field on Saturday, a number of former players react to the Fightin' Texas Aggie win, including Richmond Webb, Tank Marshall and Hugh McElroy.

Following Texas A&M's 13-10 loss to Auburn on Saturday night at Jordan-Hare Stadium, a number of former A&M football players, including Richmond Webb, Hugh McElroy and Edd Hargett, shared their thoughts on another disappointing loss for the Maroon & White.

Following Texas A&M's 41-24 loss to Florida on Saturday afternoon at Kyle Field, a number of former A&M football players, including Lester Hayes, Hugh McElroy and Edd Hargett, shared their thoughts on another disappointing loss for the Maroon & White.

Following Texas A&M's 31-28 loss to Ole Miss on Saturday night at Kyle Field, a number of former A&M football players, including Richmond Webb, Hugh McElroy and Tommy Maxwell, shared their thoughts on another disheartening loss for the Maroon & White.

Following Texas A&M's 24-20 loss to Alabama on Saturday night in Tuscaloosa, a number of former A&M football players, including Richmond Webb, Hugh McElroy and Jamie McCoy, shared their thoughts on a hard-fought defeat for the Maroon & White.

Following Texas A&M's 42-24 loss to Mississippi State on Saturday in Starkville, a number of former A&M football players, including Michael Jameson, Tommy Maxwell and Tank Marshall, shared their thoughts on another huge setback for the Maroon & White.

Following a thrilling 23-21 win over Arkansas at AT&T stadium, a number of former players react to the Fightin' Texas Aggie win including Lester Hayes, Malcolme Kennedy and Tra Carson.

Following Texas A&M's 17-9 defeat of Miami on Saturday at Kyle Field, a number of former A&M football players, including Cullen Gillaspia, Kyle Caskey and Jamie McCoy shared their thoughts on A&M's dogfight win.

Following Texas A&M's 17-14 loss to Appalachian State on Saturday at Kyle Field, a number of former A&M football players, including Trevor Knight, Lester Hayes and Kyle Caskey, shared their thoughts on a huge setback for the Maroon & White.