Only 12 spots are available in the College Football Playoff, and the race for inclusion in the exclusive tournament is intensifying. However, after five weeks of games, a bona fide "best team in college football" has yet to emerge from the pack.

On Monday's edition of TexAgs Live, former NFL quarterback and host of Unpaved Sean Salisbury joined us to focus on what went right for the Aggies after two tough weeks in the Southeastern Conference and break down Marcel Reed's performance vs. Arkansas.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Live, Billy Liucci and Seth McKinney joined for your all-encompassing game preview ahead of Saturday's evening matchup between Texas A&M and Arkansas at Kyle Field.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to talk about what changes he needs to see from Marcel Reed & Co. on offense vs. Arkansas to feel better, the overall vibe of the program and more.

Even with the likes of Mississippi State, Oklahoma State, UCLA and Kentucky off to good starts in 2026, the most surprising team thus far has been Florida, as Jon Sumrall's Gators are currently ranked No. 8 after racing out to their first 4-0 start since 2019.

SEC Network host Peter Burns joined us on Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to preview Mike Elko & Co.'s "must-win" game vs. Arkansas on Saturday. Burns also spoke about teams to watch around the SEC, teams to watch in Week 5 and more.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Live in-studio on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country presented by American Momentum Bank, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to share his thoughts as No. 23 Texas A&M travels to Death Valley to face off against No. 10 LSU. Liucci also looked around the SEC at records and playoff probabilities.

Now that every SEC team has played at least one game against a Power Conference opponent, we have some legit data to help us judge our preseason takes, even before September ends. That said, here are a handful of predictions worth bailing on before Week 4.

As the college football season rolls on, plenty of head coaches are feeling their chairs get warmer and warmer. Shocking outcomes and underperformance will have some teams facing a hefty price in the form of coaching vacancies following the 2026 season... or even sooner.

SEC Network host Peter Burns joined us on Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live to look ahead to Saturday's top-25 evening showdown in Death Valley as the No. 23 Aggies face No. 10 LSU. Burns compared the teams' offensive lines, quarterback play in Week 3 and more.

PrizePicks is your go-to stop for daily fantasy sports, and before you set your lineup for Week 3 of the college football season, our DFS expert Matthew Dawson offers you his insight on the best picks and plays from Texas A&M-Kentucky and beyond! We pick 'em, you rip 'em!

Ohio State, Oregon and Oklahoma each started 2026 ranked among the nation's top 10, but last weekend, all three of those fan bases went "oh no" as the Buckeyes, Ducks and Sooners suffered losses that were each concerning in their own special way.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to share his expectations for Saturday's matinee vs. Arizona State and what Texas A&M must do to be successful. "The Source" also discusses the national perception of the Aggies.

After being left out of the College Football Playoff in 2025, Texas fans and even administrators tried to claim that the season-opening loss at Ohio State kept the Longhorns out of the 12-team field. Of course, that wasn't the case, as the Horns and Buckeyes meet for a rematch on Saturday night.

Roy May, Matt Browning and Hunter Shurtleff joined TexAgs Live on Thursday to chat about everything on their mind. The Fan Show guys discussed what they want to see from the Aggies as they take on Arizona State at Kyle Field on Saturday night.

Perhaps the only thing crazier than Britney Spears in 2007 was the college football season with 62 crazy upsets that included FOUR (4) No. 1 teams losing. However, one full week into 2026, the dramatics and storylines both on and off the field seem to indicate we're in for an insane fall.

Texas A&M pitched its first season-opening shutout since the 1990s on Saturday as Mike Elko's Aggies held Missouri State to just 67 yards of offense. Billy Liucci and Sean Porter break down the latest defensive showing from the Maroon & White.