Coming off SEC Media Days 2019, most of the focus surrounding Texas A&M seems to stem from last year's seven-overtime victory over LSU. With the Ags and Tigers both on the rise, this end-of-season bout could start to carry implications far east of the Sabine River.

During a busy week at SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL, Lia Musgrave caught up with five big names in college football media to get their thoughts on Texas A&M, the SEC West and much, much more.

SEC Media Days 2019 hit the homestretch on Thursday as Auburn, Vanderbilt and Kentucky took their turns in the spotlight. Olin Buchanan takes a look at the most compelling storylines from the final day in Hoover.

Thursday is the fourth and final day of SEC Media Days as Vanderbilt, Kentucky and Auburn take center stage in Hoover. Hear from each coach and player from Thursday's media availability here.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio live from SEC Media Days, the commissioner of the Southeastern Conference Greg Sankey joined to answer questions raised by TexAgs subscribers and radio listeners. The commissioner hit on an extremely wide range of topics.

Lia Musgrave recaps Wednesday's SEC Media Days action, including the Tide's intentions to reclaim king of the hill status, offensive questions facing Arkansas and Mississippi State and Will Muschamp's overhaul of his defense.

With four more teams taking center stage on day three of SEC Media Days, including the always crowd-pleasing appearance of Nick Saban, Olin Buchanan takes a look at the most important stories coming out of Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi State and South Carolina.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio live from SEC Media Days, executive director of the College Football Playoff, Bill Hancock joined to reflect on the first few years of the CFP as well as looking to the future and highlighting the objectivity of the selection committee.

Wednesday at SEC Media Days 2019 brings Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi State and South Carolina into the spotlight. The head coaches and three players from each squad take the stage in Hoover.

Day two of SEC Media Days saw Georgia, Ole Miss and Tennessee take the stage. Lia Musgrave recaps Tuesday's action, including the Bulldogs' chances to win the SEC East and the biggest challenges toward program turnarounds at both Ole Miss and Tennessee.

On Tuesday, Kellen Mond told some members of the media that he believes he is the best signal-caller in the Southeastern Conference. While there will be plenty of naysayers in Tuscaloosa and Athens, the Aggie quarterback's confidence could be just what the Aggies need.

The Aggies took to center stage on Tuesday during the second afternoon of SEC Media Days 2019 to share their thoughts on the tough schedule ahead and much, much more in the second season with Jimbo Fisher at the helm.

With four teams taking center stage on day two of SEC Media Days, plenty of interesting thoughts have come before the media in Hoover. Olin Buchanan takes a look at the most important storylines following Texas A&M, Georgia, Tennessee and Ole Miss.

The Aggies head coach addressed the media from the main stage at SEC Media Days, reflecting on his first season at A&M, looking toward the 2019 season and fielding questions for nearly half an hour.

Before their turn on the stage at SEC Media Days, the Aggies broke away from the hubbub to give some informal thoughts on the upcoming season, off-season work and several other topics.

Tuesday at SEC Media Days 2019 brings the Bulldogs, Rebels, Volunteers and Aggies into the spotlight. The head coaches and three players from each squad take the stage in Hoover with another season right around the corner.

On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio live from SEC Media Days, SEC Network broadcaster Tony Barnhart breaks down the Bulldogs' biggest storylines and questions coming into the season. Barnhart also highlights what he likes most about Kellen Mond and the Aggies in 2019.

On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio live from SEC Media Days, SEC Network and ESPN play-by-play man Tom Hart joined to share what he believes would be a successful season for Texas A&M in 2019 as well as why he thinks his Missouri Tigers could be a dark horse in the SEC East.