As LSU continues its search to replace Ed Orgeron, Texas A&M's Jimbo Fisher has been mentioned as a possible candidate. SEC Network host Peter Burns joined TexAgs Radio to explain why he wouldn't be leaving Aggieland if he were Jimbo Fisher.

With another night game at Kyle Field on deck, Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci, this time focusing on the Home of the 12th Man's impact on recruiting, LSU's quest to replace Ed O and much, much more.

The first full slate of college football games across the country did not lack excitement or drama. To break it all down, SEC Network host Peter Burns joined David Nuño and Billy Liucci during Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio.

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.

It was a good weekend for the Aggies, which means David Sandhop enjoyed himself as well. He shares his thoughts on Texas A&M's SEC road win over Mississippi State, Auburn's issues. Dabo's airplane analogy and more.

A roster littered with four and five-stars is a luxury, but sometimes under-recruited guys can blossom into first-round picks, Heisman winners and all-time legends. David Sandhop shines some light on the two and three-stars of the past, naming his Top 20 Aggie sleepers.

The Athletic's Andy Staples discusses which college coaches fly under the radar when it comes to excellent talent development, which fanbases are more willing to accept mediocrity and what will be done about conference media days.

Some national writers continue to criticize Jimbo Fisher's on-field results through his first two years in Aggieland, but is that criticism warranted? Building a championship program takes time, and judging by his early results, Fisher is well on his way to building what he wants.

The Athletic's Andy Staples discusses which head coaches have the most job security aside from the big names, who the next sleeping giant in CFB could be and looks at how the new name and likeness rules can appeal to recruits.

After a shoulder injury ended his playing career, Damon West turned to drugs and crime which eventually landed him in prison. Refusing to let his life spiral further, West transformed himself and now serves as a motivational speaker to some of college football's biggest programs.

The Houston Texans' and FootballTakeover.com's John Harris joined TexAgs Radio to examine the top coaches in college football, including A&M's Jimbo Fisher, as he tries to project how many national titles each could win for the rest of their career.

The Athletic's Stewart Mandel fielded another round of subscriber questions and answers them in this edition of Mandel's Mailbag. He answers whether or not NCAA video games will make a return, if there is a precedent for seasons affected by pandemics and much more.

Billy Liucci fields another lengthy list of subscriber questions, this time focusing on a variety of topics ranging from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and its implications on the sports world to predicting more 'what if' moments from the last decade.

It's adjustment season in college football as coaches face the unfamiliar challenge of losing spring practices. Both long-tenured staffs and new hires eager to install new systems are making contingency plans with no idea whether they'll get the practice time back.

Which contenders have the best coordinators? How patient should A&M and Texas fans be with their respective coaches? The Athletic's Stewart Mandel answers those questions and more in this week's Mandel Mailbag.

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. Andy Staples takes an in-depth look at last year's champion Clemson Tigers.

As the Semifinal Saturday games approach, CFB executive director Bill Hancock is hoping for a change of pace that brings more competition, more excitement and larger audiences, and this may be the year that teams deliver.