Nicole Auerbach breaks down a big college football Saturday and provides a few potential gameplans for your day in front of the TV.

Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews joined to look back on Week Two around the Southeastern Conference as well as taking a look ahead to this weekend's slate of games in college football's premier conference.

The college football season that almost wasn't is proving to be as tumultuous as one might have expected. Case in point: Quickly lauded as a 'genius' and grouped with the game's best coaches, Lincoln Riley is staring at the possibility of already losing three straight in 2020.

End of the Stanley Cup Finals, NBA Finals tipping off, things getting underway in the MLB postseason, and football galore. Aaron Torres of FOX Sports Radio joined to offer his opinion on why this may be the greatest sports week ever.

After upsetting the defending national champions in Death Valley last week, Mike Leach's Mississippi State Bulldogs appear to be a threat in the SEC West. According to Brett Ciancia, we should tap the breaks on calling the Bulldogs a contender despite their potent offense.

In a year without a full slate of non-conference showdowns, it becomes much more difficult to differentiate between the leagues. However, in Week One, the Sun Belt made a strong case for themselves following a 3-0 showing against the Power 5 Big 12.

How would The Athletic's Andy Staples alter a college football program to be better safeguarded from a COVID-19 outbreak during the 2020 season? He answers that and much more in this edition of "Dear Andy."

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.

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 the process of how a team determines their interim coach and possible disparities in crowd-size rules due to COVID-19. He also ranks college football stadiums based on their legendary moments as well as readily available spices.

Sports have long been a distraction from reality. With reality canceling all current major sporting events, The Athletic's Andy Staples has compiled ten college football games to watch as fans await the return of normal sports programming. And we added a few just for TexAgs.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, D1Baseball.com's Kendall Rogers joined to share his thoughts from the first week of college baseball, including which teams have been the most surprising and who has been disappointing.

David Sandhop shares his thoughts after another weekend of college football following an A&M win over UTSA. This week, Hop highlights a big day from the Aggie true freshmen, the coaching carousel and much more.

After a brief introduction last weekend, college football makes its full debut this week. The Atheltic's Stewart Mandel dives into the eight most important storylines for the opening slate.

The first contest of the 2019 season may not have been pretty, but The Athletic's Andy Staples finds the beauty in the chaos that erupted between Florida and Miami.

Miami sits at 8-0 and No. 9 in the Associated Press Poll, but national pundits, oddsmakers and college football fans don't seem to take the Hurricanes seriously. They can earn respect with a win over Virginia Tech this week. Olin Buchanan takes us around college football.

In righting the ship against South Carolina, Texas A&M may have found its quarterback of the future with Kyler Murray's statement opening act. Meanwhile, Duke has a bone to pick with the ACC. And in the Heisman rankings by TexAgs' resident Trophy voter ... guess who?

Olin Buchanan's alter ego returns following a rough week, which leads him to fashion his latest picks in the mold of George Costanza. Going against the grain — and his own brain — BellagiOlin explains his choices.