Week 1 has come and gone, and SEC Network broadcaster Tom Hart is already digesting all the storylines from this weekend. The play-by-play extraordinaire joined TexAgs Radio on Monday to discuss his takes on Texas A&M, Alabama and more conference squads.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio Friday morning to share his thoughts on Aggie baseball's run through the SEC Tournament, Lane Kiffin's annoying antics and more. Enjoy your lunch and catch up on what Billy said this morning.

Texas A&M added two commitments on Monday evening as QB Marcel Reed and LB Taurean York kicked off the week with some much-needed momentum. On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Billy Liucci spoke about both Reed and York as well as where the Ags go from here.

Aaron Torres of FOX Sports Radio and the Aaron Torres Podcast joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the recent AP Poll, the culture among some college football programs and the Kentucky basketball drama.

As he does every Thursday morning, FOX Sports Radio's Aaron Torres joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the latest in college football and college hoops. This week, Torres discussed the rumors surrounding A&M's recruiting efforts, Buzz Williams' 12-2 start and much more.

The day before Thanksgiving, Billy Liucci tackles another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci. This week, Liucci discusses his holiday traditions, what he expects to see from the LSU Tigers this weekend and much more.

Another week down in the might Southeastern Conference, and SEC Network host Peter Burns joined us to recap the biggest notes from a busy Saturday, including A&M's loss in Oxford, LSU continued growing pains and more.

Texas A&M is off this week, but there is still plenty to talk about as the Aggies make their case for the playoff and look to round out their 2021 class. Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions regarding all things Aggie football.

LSU is a far cry from the 2019 national champion Tigers that steamrolled their way to a title. This year, the Tigers are in danger of setting a record for the fewest wins following a championship and to avoid doing so, they must upset the... Arkansas Razorbacks.

A spike in COVID-19 cases across college football has forced many postponements in this week's action. However, Saturday is still packed with intriguing matchups to watch when you eventually tire of coverage from The Masters.

College football seasons usually get weird, but in a season impacted mightily by a global pandemic, it's bound to get a heck of a lot weirder. The Athletic's Andy Staples and Max Olson look at a few teams that could spark some chaos this fall.

Brett Ciancia, the owner of Pick Six Previews, offers an extensive preview of every Power Five college football program on his website. He joined TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on the Aggies, and SEC West in 2020.

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.

The Aggies will venture into hostile territory on Saturday night when they face a dynamic LSU Tiger squad in Baton Rouge. Billy Liucci identifies the key matchups to keep an eye on when the Aggies and Tigers face off in Death Valley.

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.

Coming off SEC Media Days 2019, most of the focus surrounding Texas A&M seems to stem from last year's seven-overtime victory over LSU. With the Ags and Tigers both on the rise, this end-of-season bout could start to carry implications far east of the Sabine River.

Billy sends you into the weekend with a veritable dissertation on what to watch for from the Aggies in the coming months, thoughts on the stretch run in recruiting and some bonus speculation and commentary on the wider world of college football

Each year there are almost as many college head coaching jobs open as there are bowl games. So far this season, Kansas head coach David Beaty was the first to go. As the playoffs approach, many other jobs may be at risk. Plus Olin's Heisman and playoff projections.