During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, ProFootballTalk.com's Charean Williams joined the show to chat about Texas A&M football's decision to let Jimbo Fisher go before ranking the top performances by former Maroon & White football players in Week 10 of the NFL season.

With the Texas A&M basketball season right around the corner, which begins with an exhibition against the Texas Tech Red Raiders in Denton on Sunday, David Sandhop assembled a list of the Maroon & White's Top 10 greatest seasons in program history.

Anticipation is high for A&M hoops after appearing in numerous preseason top 25 polls and returning most of its roster from last year's team that clinched its first NCAA Tournament berth since 2018. If history repeats itself, Buzz Williams & Co. might have another historic run.

Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M are set to hire Marquel Blackwell from Ole Miss to be the Aggies' next running back coach. Blackwell spent last season in Oxford, where the Rebels led the SEC in rushing and rushing touchdowns behind true freshman Quinshon Judkins.

No. 5 Clemson travels to South Bend for a Saturday night bout with Notre Dame, and for the first time maybe ever, both Ohio State and Michigan will likely be rooting for the Fighting Irish as the Golden Domers could leave their mark on the playoff field with an upset victory.

TCU has not forgotten 2014, when the one-loss Horned Frogs were left out of the playoff field despite a No. 3 ranking in the penultimate CFP ranking. Sitting at 7-0 ahead of a trip to Morgantown, TCU's chances to finish undefeated and reach the playoff are still alive.

The official CFP rankings are finally dropping tonight, and with many undefeated and one-loss Power Five teams in the running, it is tough to discern which teams are most deserving. Olin Buchanan analyzes each team with a playoff case and breaks down who has the best shot.

Saturday night's 48-3 domination of South Carolina was a thing of beauty for Aggie fans everywhere, and after the fact, David Sandhop shared his thoughts on the beatdown as well as Utah State's move to fire Gary Anderson, Tom Herman's status in Austin and much more.

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.

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.

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.

Whether or not there is a college football season in 2020 is still up in the air, and many questions need to be answered before teams are allowed to return to the gridiron. The Athletic's Andy Staples attempts to answer a few of those pressing concerns.

The end of the 2019 regular season is fast approaching, and several teams are looking to lock-in their spots at the top of their respective divisions. The Athletic's Nicole Auerbach analyzes the slate for Week 13.

The Athletic's Nicole Auerbach outlines the matchups to keep an eye on as several Top 25 matchups, including an SEC heavyweight bout, headline a strong slate of week six college football games.

The Aggies had their backs up against the wall, facing West Virginia on their home field in an elimination game. After getting down big early, Texas A&M rallied from behind and ultimately walked it off on a two out grand slam. David Sandhop shares his thoughts on the dramatic finish.

Down three runs, Texas A&M sent second baseman Bryce Blaum to the plate with two outs and the bases loaded. Facing a full count, Blaum planted a pitch over the left field wall to keep the Aggies alive and send the host Mountaineers packing.

A walk-off grand slam on a 3-2, two out pitch kept the Aggies' season alive as they advance in the Morgantown Regional after defeating West Virginia. Texas A&M will now turn their eyes back to Duke and must defeat the Blue Devils twice to win the Regional.

The Aggies jumped to a big early lead against Fordham on Saturday and never looked back, setting up another elimination game against host West Virginia for a shot at the Regional final. Follow the action and join the discussion as Richard Zane tracks the Sunday morning contest.