During his time at the main podium at SEC Media Days, Sam Pittman expressed that he expects his Razorbacks to be competitive in 2022 after a successful run last season, but he knows his squad is still viewed as underdogs. And if you ask Pittman, he likes it that way.

Wednesday at SEC Media Days brings representatives from Arkansas, Georgia, Florida and Kentucky to the spotlight. Each head coach and three player representatives for each school took to the stage on Day 3 in Atlanta.

A once-proud program, Arkansas football won nine games in 2021, and head coach Sam Pittman is looking to keep the Hogs near the top in the SEC. However, with a number of key departures, replicating that success figures to be somewhat of a challenge.

With one week left in the regular season, the coaching carousel is already in full force as jobs like LSU, Florida and USC are open. ESPN and SEC Network play-by-play voice Tom Hart joined TexAgs Radio to offer his thoughts on the current list of top jobs and candidates.

Texas A&M ran into an Arkansas buzzsaw in Arlington on Saturday, and while the loss was an ugly one, it's important to remember that one bad outcome won't run the program. It's now time for Jimbo Fisher to correct the Aggies' flaw and focus on the finish.

A rash of self-inflicted wounds and inconsistent play hampered No. 7 Texas A&M's quest for a tenth-straight win over Arkansas as the 16th-ranked Razorbacks defeated the Aggies, 20-10, on Saturday afternoon at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Texas A&M opens conference play on Saturday afternoon with what figures to be a traditional SEC slugfest in the trenches against Arkansas. Billy Liucci details the crucial in-game battles that will swing Saturday's top-20 bout at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.

Before No. 7 Texas A&M opens SEC play this weekend against No. 16 Arkansas in a neutral-site clash in Arlington, TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci took the time to answer another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci.

Sam Pittman has resurrected an Arkansas program that had become bottom feeders in the Southeastern Conference. While the Razorbacks are no longer the league's Kansas, they'll still face a tough task when they face No. 7 Texas A&M in Arlington.

So... what should we think about the Arkansas Razorbacks in year two under Sam Pittman? Alyssa Orange of Pig Trail Nation joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to offer an inside look at the Hogs ahead of their matchup with Texas A&M.

Our man Peter Burns of ESPN & the SEC Network joinedTexAgs Radio on Monday morning to look back on one of his more infamous freezing cold tweets and to look ahead to the possible old-school showdown brewing at Jerryworld.

ESPN and SEC Network host Laura Rutledge joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio to react to the first week of games from across the country. Rutledge also offers her thoughts on the Aggies as they head to Denver to face Colorado on Saturday afternoon.

Missouri, Arkansas and Auburn were on tap Thursday at SEC Media Days 2021, and Olin Buchanan recaps the biggest storylines from all three schools' head coaches and player representatives.

Tuesday from 2021 SEC Media Days included the coaches and players from Missouri, Arkansas and Auburn on stage. David Nuño introduces a video recap of the final day's highlights from Hoover.

SEC Media Days 2021 wraps up with two sets of Tigers and the Razorbacks on stage. The head coaches and two players from each squad take the spotlight in Hoover with another season right around the corner.

Kickoff of the 2021 Texas A&M football season is less than two months away, and the excitement is beginning to ramp up in Aggieland. With football on the horizon, Billy Liucci answered another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci.

Sticking with today's theme of looking at A&M's first SEC opponent, the Arkansas Razorbacks, former Hogs QB Clint Stoerner joined TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on how his alma mater shapes up heading into Sam Pittman's second season in Fayetteville.

The Arkansas Razorbacks have had a rough stretch in recent history and finished 2020 with a 3-7 record. However, second-year coach Sam Pittman returns 19 starters and will aim to leverage that experience to spark a turnaround in 2021.