Not a fan of Thanksgiving, SEC Network's Peter Burns joins TexAgs Radio ahead of Turkey Day to talk about A&M's matchup with Jayden Daniels and the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge. Burns adds his thoughts on the Heisman race in Week 13.

With Isaiah Spiller headed to the NFL Draft, the door officially opens for speedster Devon Achane to make some noise as Texas A&M's No. 1 ball carrier. As one of the fastest players in college football, Achane appears poised for a breakout season in 2022.

This week Battalion sports writer Kay Naegeli joins the pod to break down A&M's recent recruiting success. We also add some Heisman talk as well as an early breakdown of the College Football playoffs and as always we BOOK IT and talk fantasy football.

This week Tomas Romo is joined by Jacob Waters, a sportswriter for the Auburn Plainsman to help preview the Aggies SEC matchup against Auburn on Saturday. As always we will BOOK IT! and talk fantasy football. The Heisman Race is in full swing and Romo breaks down his three keys to another A&M victor

After only a few weeks of action, the Big 12 is already threatening to make itself scarce in this year's College Football Playoff discussion. Olin Buchanan looks at the conference's perilous situation and adds his weekly Heisman thoughts, playoff predictions and games to watch.

Arkansas quarterback Nick Starkel wore maroon the last few seasons and now will face his friends and teammates as the Aggies and Hogs square off on Saturday. Once a rarity, transferring players facing their old teams is becoming normal.

Some surprising results in week one had many making typical premature declarations about which teams are done, which conferences are overrated, and so forth. As the dust settles, week two offers some more telling contests that should quell any early overreactions.

Olin Buchanan is back with his weekly rundown of the national college football scene. TexAgs' Heisman voter starts 2019 looking at three familiar quarterbacks who should make strong cases for college football's top individual prize.

As Texas A&M moves on from Kevin Sumlin, many pundits have scoffed and suggested the Aggies should "know their place" and settle for being good enough. History and A&M's resources tell a different story. Plus Olin's Heisman leaders and playoff projections.

Alongside the exuberance of teams and fans eyeing championship, the close of another college football season also carries with it the disappointment of underwhelming programs. That, plus Heisman and playoff leaders.

With the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th ranked teams all losing in one day for the first time since 1985, the playoff picture is as uncertain as ever. The next few weeks in the Big 10 should provide some clarity.

With only a few weeks of the regular season remaining, there is still much to be decided in several major conference races, including a division or two no one seems to want to win.

As the early season pretenders fall to the wayside, college football's regular season makes its turn into November. With eight or more teams still carrying playoff hopes, the final month will be exciting and unpredictable.

Alabama knows as well as any team that one loss doesn't always derail a title run, but Saturday's game between the Aggies and the Tide will produce the odds-on favorite in the SEC West. And history is generally kind to the winner of the West.

The second Saturday of the 2016 season saw a pair of underclassmen signal-callers continue their explosive play. Week three promises another slate of big, early-season games, several of which invoke memories of college football classics.

An opening weekend full of exciting match-ups delivered, offering a number of upsets and shaking up preseason expectations. Some of those surprises will hold up and some won't, but they point to an exciting season of college football.

TexAgs' Heisman voter Olin Buchanan has seen a player emerge from the shadows of preseason watch lists to win the trophy more than once. His first weekly Around College Football starts at home with Kirk's chances, plus his early calls for the Heisman race and Playoff.

A Heisman Trophy race that once seemed already gifted to Leonard Fournette is competitive again, with a pair of running backs fighting at the top of TexAgs' resident voter's rankings. Meanwhile, the list of potential title contenders continues to thin.