Across the Southeastern Conference this weekend, many teams are playing "tune-up" contests ahead of rivalry week. With teams like Austin Peay, ETSU and UMass on the schedule, this lackluster slate further proves why the SEC should move to a nine-game conference schedule.

Somewhat shockingly, Wisconsin fired head coach Paul Chryst before Auburn has parted ways with Bryan Harsin. In a crazy year of college football, Chryst became the fifth head coach to be fired, and if Auburn loses this week, Harsin could join the ranks of unemployed.

Kansas football is sitting at 4-0 after posting its first perfect month since September of 2009, a season in which KU finished 5-7. While excitement is high in Lawrence, history might indicate that this gridiron success will likely be shortlived for the Jayhawks.

Only 31 college football teams remain undefeated after three full weeks of action, but some have been luckier than others. The likes of Florida State, Syracuse, NC State, North Carolina, UCLA and Indiana have had a few big breaks that have preserved zeroes in their loss column.

Through two weeks in 2022, three teams ranked inside the preseason top 10 have already lost to unranked foes. Should this trend continue, this fall could be the crazies season college football has seen since 2007 when 62 ranked teams fell to unranked opponents.

The cliche of "hope springs eternal" is often applied to a new CFB season, but the phrase "it's the hope that kills you" can also be applied very quickly after kickoff to the first game of the year. There are a few teams, players, coaches and conferences already licking their wounds.

Host of That SEC Podcast, Michael Bratton joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio to talk all things SEC football as the season approaches. "SEC Mike" discussed Jimbo Fisher as a head coach, some of their conference opponents and more SEC storylines.

Former Florida Gators standout and current analyst for the SEC Network, Chris Doering joined Friday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio to go around the SEC as fall camp rolls on with the start of the 2022 college football season on the horizon.

Aaron Torres of FOX Sports Radio and the Aaron Torres podcast joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the recent USA Today Coaches Poll rankings, more Alabama discussion and talks of conference realignment.

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.

Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio emanated live from the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, GA, the site of SEC Media Days 2022. Today's special guests included Peter Burns, Connor O'Gara and Tony Barnhart.

Monday night gave us a classic national championship game as Georgia prevailed over Alabama in a thriller. On Thursday morning, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee joined to offer his thoughts on the Dawgs' title, Jimbo Fisher's recruiting and much more.

Tampa Bay's Mike Evans became the first receiver in NFL history to begin his career with eight consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. For his record-breaking performance in Week 18, Evans lands at the top spot on Charean Williams' Aggies in the NFL list.

On Monday morning, Chris Gordy from SportsTalk790 joined TexAgs Radio to discuss SEC bowl season, the recent commitments of Max Johnson and Harold Perkins, and the upcoming national championship game between Alabama and Georgia.

In addition to hosting numerous shows on the SEC Network, Peter Burns is also a college football coaching carousel savant. He joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to react to LSU's hire of Brian Kelly after he prognosticated it on October 18.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio, ESPN and SEC Network play-by-play voice Tom Hart joined to recap the weekend that was in the SEC and across the college football landscape, examining how D.J. Durkin's Ole Miss defense took care of Texas A&M's rushing attack.

You've probably seen him on TV calling a game on ESPN or the SEC Network, but on Monday Morning, fun Tom Hart joined TexAgs Radio to discuss Texas A&M's offensive struggles against Colorado, Texas getting run out of the stadium in Fayetteville and much more.

The coaching carousel could be less crowded at season's end as programs across the country look to save some money by not paying outrageous buy-outs. Four head coaches in the SEC could retain their jobs thanks to such cost-cutting measures.