Olin Buchanan takes note of the rough starts to the college football season for the two coastal Power 5 conferences, plus his Heisman watch, playoff predictions and best matchups this weekend.

Following the Big Ten's announcement that it will only play conference games, reports surfaced that the Pac-12 will follow suit. In the midst of that uncertainty, Texas A&M and the SEC reiterated their commitment to take their time and make informed decisions.

On Tuesday, Ross Bjork expressed optimism that the SEC would reopen its member universities' athletic facilities on June 1, preparing student-athletes for full seasons of fall sports later this year.

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.

With news that the California Governor extended shelter in place orders through August, Aaron Torres of FOX Sports joined TexAgs Radio to analyze the options ahead of California Universities in regards to playing athletic events this fall.

Jimbo Fisher will be the first to tell you he misses being on the field this spring as much as anyone, but as Billy Liucci examines the potential impacts of a football-less spring, he finds some relatively good news for the Aggies.

The leap from good to great is in sight for Texas A&M, which blew Fresno State out on Sunday to complete a series sweep of the previously 11-2 Bulldogs. Kyle Simonds and the top of the order led the charge, making the outlook for the Aggies even better.

At No. 3 and 12-1 on the season, Texas A&M is on pace and on schedule. The mid-season jump in competition, however, will arrive a week ahead of time. Visiting Fresno State will bring an 11-2 record and strong pitching staff to Olsen Field beginning Friday.

The season heads into championship week with a number of things decided. Yet, TexAgs' resident Heisman voter notes in his weekly rankings, in abnormal circumstances the trophy's likely winner is not one of them.

Poor performances by the leading candidates opened a late door in the race for the coveted trophy — one that several off-the-radar stars are surging through, TexAgs' resident Heisman voter notes in his rankings.

Many remain across the nation who are loathe to give the reigning Heisman Trophy winner front-runner status. Yet, TexAgs' resident Heisman voter explains, their reasoning holds little weight under scrutiny.

Fringe names continue to be thrown into the conversation as the race ebbs and flows, but a mere two legit contenders remain. TexAgs' resident Heisman voter explains why the prevailing arguments are incorrect.