The Southeastern Conference is expected to announce this week that Texas A&M's contest with Tennessee in Knoxville will be pushed back to December 19 with the Aggies' tilt with Ole Miss at Kyle Field likely to be played on December 12 instead.

College basketball season is getting close, and on Friday, the Southeastern Conference released its 2020-2021 league schedule. Texas A&M will begin SEC play on Dec. 29 on the road at LSU, and the Aggies' home slate features games with Auburn and Tennessee.

SEC Network sideline analyst Cole Cubelic joined TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on the Aggies' win over Arkansas on Saturday at Kyle Field and where the Maroon & White currently sit within the SEC's hierarchy.

The Aggies suffered a major blow over the weekend when wideout Jhamon Ausbon announced he would not be playing in the 2020 season. Cole Cubelic joined TexAgs Radio to analyze that decision, and other noteworthy opt-outs around the league.

The SEC has established new start dates and scheduling formats for non-football fall sports, including soccer, volleyball, golf, tennis and cross country.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci answered another round of subscriber questions, this time ranging from what to expect from A&M's front seven to whether or not he'll get married anytime soon. He hits on just about everything in-between.

Now that the SEC schedule has been released, it's time to discuss the ins and outs, who got it easy and who has a tough run through the gauntlet. FOX Sports Radio's Aaron Torres joined to share his thoughts from last night's schedule release.

It was announced on Monday afternoon that the Aggies would open the 2020 season at Kyle Field with a tune-up contest against Vanderbilt, but what about the rest of the schedule? Playing ten SEC foes certainly won't be a walk in the park.

The Southeastern Conference released their complete 2020 schedule on Monday evening, which means we know now who and when the Aggies will face during the ten-game campaign. Billy Liucci breaks down a noticeably tougher new schedule for the Aggies.

As a result of the Southeastern Conference's decision that its 14 member schools would only play 10 conference-only football games in 2020, the Aggies' slate had to be adjusted. Here is Texas A&M's new 2020 football schedule.

Dr. Catherine O'Neal is a member of the SEC's task force handling the conference's response to the coronavirus pandemic. O'Neal spoke with The Athletic to go in-depth about the conference's protocols and the likelihood of playing football this fall.

Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey joined the Dan Patrick Show on Tuesday morning to discuss the latest in CFB as the question of "Will we play?" begins to loom larger and larger as the days go by.

Yesterday, the likelihood of a college football season looked bleak, but there is renewed optimism thanks to the #WeWantToPlay movement. FOX Sports Radio's Aaron Torres offered his thoughts on Greg Sankey's refusal to let the Big Ten strong-arm the CFB world.

The Aggies' 2020 schedule was expected to be far more benevolent than the 2019 version, which was perhaps the toughest in program history. A pandemic-induced addition of two strong SEC foes changed that, but it won't change A&M's aspirations.

The 2020 college football season will be the wildest in recent memory. With no cross-conference games between the Power Five schools, should the CFP expand to eight teams in 2020? Pick Six Previews owner Brett Ciancia joined TexAgs Radio to discuss that possibility.

As college football schedules get scrapped and rebuilt around the country, there will inevitably be winners and losers as a result. FOX Sports Radio's Aaron Torres joined to discuss why he believes Notre Dame and the ACC might be the biggest winners of the shakeup.

For the first time in months, there was actual college football news. The Athletic college football trio of Bruce Feldman, Stewart Mandel and Andy Staples chatted about the latest developments and whether or not 10-game schedules should become the new norm.

TexAgs Radio college football correspondent Mike Huguenin joined the show to offer his thoughts on the Southeastern Conference's decision to go conference only in 2020, and the recent list of demands made by football players in the Pac-12.