With all the conference realignment changes that took place this offseason, college football will look a little different this fall. With Week 0 just eight days away, Mr. College Football Tony Barnhart joined TexAgs Radio to discuss storylines surrounding the sport.

While in Nashville, Billy Liucci and David Nuño caught up with Mr. College Football, Tony Barnhart, to talk about all things SEC football. The trio discussed Georgia's chances to win three national championships in a row, how Bobby Petrino could impact Texas A&M and more.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind heard a breakdown of the Aggies latest offensive line commit from Ryan Brauninger, national college football writer Tony Barnhart, a College World Series recap with Kendall Rogers and ESPN college football analyst Adam Breneman.

During Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, legendary college football reporter Tony Barnhart joined to share his thoughts on the latest Southeastern Conference storylines. Barnhart gave his expectations for Texas A&M, Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama.

On Up to the SECond, David Nuño and Kennedy Smith get you ready for the 10th week of college football across the country. Joining this week's episode are Mr. CFB Tony Barnhart, Eric Cain, Matt Moscona and Robert Brazile.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour with TexAgs' columnist Olin Buchanan, Houston Texans Sideline Analyst John Harris, Tony Barnhart and Peter Burns of the SEC Network.

During Wednesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, legendary college football reporter Tony Barnhart joined to share his thoughts on A&M's performance against Mississippi State. He also discusses other SEC teams that are making a splash this far into the season.

Tuesday's edition of the rewind consisted of reactions to Saban's comments on the podium, Connor O'Gara putting the Razorbacks over the Aggies, Tony Barnhart with some SEC Media Days stories and Peter Burns on conference expansion.

During Thursday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, legendary college football reporter Tony Barnhart joined to share his thoughts on the Jimbo-Saban feud, SEC Spring Meetings in Destin and more.

Thursday's edition of the rewind consisted of Stephen McGee in the GO Hour looking at eight or nine-game conference schedules, Schloss before the regional this weekend, the inaugural TexAgs combine and Tony Barnhart on everything going on at SEC meetings and college football.

Fall camp is underway and the 2021 college football season is right around the corner. Mr. CFB Tony Barnhart joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to share why he has the Aggies as the seventh-best team in the country heading into the season.

The run of superstars stopping by the TexAgs set on Radio Row continued Wednesday morning as SEC Now analyst Roman Harper, Mr. CFB Tony Barnhart, SEC host Peter Burns and TV's Tom Hart all joined the program.

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.

During a hectic week at SEC Media Days 2017, Gabe Bock took the time to catch up with some of college football media's most well-known personalities. Packaged together here, you can hear Jordan Rodgers, Greg McElroy, Aaron Torres, Rachel Baribeau and Tony Barnhart talk about a handful of college football storylines.

Known affectionately as 'Mr. College Football,' Tony Barnhart writes for GridironNow.com and works for ESPN on the SEC Network. Gabe Bock pulled him aside to get his thoughts on Texas A&M's 2017 season, SEC surprises and more.

Tony Barnhart of SEC Network and GridIronNow.com joined today's show at SEC Media Days to discuss the league as it enters the 2016 season including specific thoughts on A&M, Alabama, Tennessee and more.

As has become typical, opinions on Texas A&M are far-ranging entering the season. But even with a remade philosophy, most at SEC Media Days agree: 2016 will boil down to how well the Aggies can manage the run game on both sides of the ball.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio, SEC Network's Tony Barnhart joined the program to discuss the SEC in 2015, how he became a college football addict, the origin of his 'Mr. College Football' nickname and more.