The search for Texas A&M football's new head coach is on. As candidates come and go across social media and from national pundits, Billy Liucci provides a much-anticipated update on the early stages of the Maroon & Whites process.

Following an early-season setback, Jimbo Fisher and the Aggies are now facing even bigger question marks than expected. The biggest question being whether or not A&M was truly exposed on Saturday or if Miami simply found correctable flaws.

Ahead of Monday night's national title game, ESPN and SEC Network play-by-play voice Tom Hart joined TexAgs Radio to run down the biggest narratives surrounding the Dawgs and Frogs. Hart also discussed Texas A&M hiring Bobby Petrino, some Aggie hoops and more.

FOX Sports Radio's Aaron Torres took us around college sports during Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio. The host of the Aaron Torres Podcast explained why TCU could be viewed as a blueprint of success for other programs, Jim Harbaugh flirting with the NFL and more.

With the Aggies sitting at 3-6 on the year, the next few weeks are critical for Fisher & Co., and the urgency must extend beyond the gridiron. The 2022 campaign might be lost, but Fisher must make key decisions that will impact the short and long-term health of A&M's program.

TCU has not forgotten 2014, when the one-loss Horned Frogs were left out of the playoff field despite a No. 3 ranking in the penultimate CFP ranking. Sitting at 7-0 ahead of a trip to Morgantown, TCU's chances to finish undefeated and reach the playoff are still alive.

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.

The high school and college football seasons might be in full swing, but recruiting never stops. With offers and decisions having to be made from some top-tier prospects, it is time to check out the latest news and notes from across the state.

College football seasons usually get weird, but in a season impacted mightily by a global pandemic, it's bound to get a heck of a lot weirder. The Athletic's Andy Staples and Max Olson look at a few teams that could spark some chaos this fall.

With self-isolation and quarantining continuing for the foreseeable future, how are college football players going to stay in shape for the upcoming season? Around the country, coaches are devising unique at-home workouts in order to keep student-athletes fit.

It's adjustment season in college football as coaches face the unfamiliar challenge of losing spring practices. Both long-tenured staffs and new hires eager to install new systems are making contingency plans with no idea whether they'll get the practice time back.