Former A&M QB1 Stephen McGee joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss what he thinks of the A&M offense and his biggest questions heading into the 2026 season. McGee and the guys played buy, sell, hold and talked about much more on Thursday morning's show.

Plenty of questions were asked, but even more still remain as SEC Media Days are coming to a close with actually football officially on the horizon. Mike Elko's Aggies still have things to answer, but so do each of their conference opponents.

Between Marcel Reed's all-Maroon suit and some podium cursing from multiple different coaches, Day 3 of SEC Media Days in Tampa was action-packed. Here's some of the non-football notes from Texas A&M, Alabama, Florida and Ole Miss.

Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Live emanated from the Marriott Water Street in Tampa, the site of 2026 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included Brooks Austin, John Nabors, Nick Roush and Andy Staples

SEC Media Days is officially underway inside the Florida sunshine, but some afternoon rain hit Tampa on Monday. Still, there was plenty to discuss inside the Marriott Water Street as the Day 1 slate featured the Oklahoma Sooners, Mizzou Tigers, Tennessee Volunteers and Kentucky Wildcats.

Oklahoma, Mizzou, Kentucky and Tennessee kicked off SEC Media Days 2026 at the Marriott Water Street in Tampa. Olin Buchanan recaps the biggest news from all four schools' head coaches and player representatives.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live from SEC Media Days in Tampa on Monday morning to discuss a handful of topics. "The Source" discussed his big takeaways from Day 1 of Media Days, schedule dynamics for the SEC and much more.

Monday morning's edition of TexAgs Live emanated from the Marriott Water Street in Tampa, the site of 2026 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included J.D. PicKell, Tony Barnhart, Trey Wallace, Connor O'Gara and Chad Withrow.

HOWDY from Tampa! SEC Media Days makes its Sunshine State debut at the Marriott Water Street. On Monday, representatives from Missouri, Oklahoma, Kentucky and Tennessee take center stage, along with Greg Sankey, to begin the week.

The Sunshine State is the scene of the 2026 edition of SEC Media Days, and on Monday, the representatives from Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee and Oklahoma will take the stage. Here are a handful of questions that might come up on Day 1 in Tampa.

For the first time ever, Tampa is hosting SEC Media Days as the four-day event officially begins on Monday, with Mike Elko and the Fightin' Texas Aggies making their way to the Sunshine State on Wednesday. Before the festivities get underway, David Nuño and Olin Buchanan offer a preview of SECMD26.

SEC Media Days officially begins on Monday morning in Tampa as representatives from the league's 16 teams will make their rounds in the Sunshine State. Though Steve Spurrier and the late Mike Leach won't be in attendance, there's still hope for some colorful non-coach-speak quotes.

Yahoo Sports radio host Caroline Fenton joined TexAgs Live on Tuesday to chat about SEC teams she sees as playoff contenders. Fenton also discusses which key players could have a standout year for Texas A&M, and how the Aggies will fare in a nine-game SEC slate.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Thursday morning to discuss the national perspective on Texas A&M and where the Aggies fall record-wise among SEC teams. Liucci talked Heisman candidates, assistant coaches, SEC playmakers and more.

Georgia's Kirby Smart is not only the elder statesman of the SEC, but as he begins his 11th season in Athens, he still tops the list of coaches in the league. With plenty of fresh faces and familiar ones in new places, there's plenty of coaching talent across the conference.

Toward the end of next month, the college football world will be focused on Tampa as the 2026 SEC Media Days are set for July 20-23. Of course, Paul Finebaum will be front and center, but before heading to the Sunshine State, he joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning.

Late June means it's the perfect time to answer a number of PEAK offseason topics, as the excitement is already building in Aggieland. TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci tackles another round of subscriber questions, ranging from football to the World Cup.

In the vaunted Southeastern Conference, there are a number of standout quarterbacks, but who really is the best of the best? That question can't truly be answered until the season begins in a couple of months, but here's a late-June power ranking of the SEC's best signal-callers.