We're going overtime! TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Live and spent some additional time chatting about which SEC teams he expects to see in the 2026 College Football Playoffs before talking about Aggie hoops.

In his final race as an Aggie, senior Sam Whitmarsh claimed an individual title in the 800m as he helped the Texas A&M men win the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championship. In an exclusive sit-down, Whitmarsh spoke about his legacy race, being grounded in faith and much more.

For the first time since 2013, the Texas A&M men's track and field team has won a national championship! Coming down to the 4x400m relay, the Aggies did just enough to share the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Championship with the USC Trojans.

During Tuesday's Senior Night matchup against Auburn, the 22nd-ranked Aggies made program history by defeating their first AP No. 1 opponent, and they did it in double-digit fashion. Texas A&M's upset victory is truly in rarified air.

As the 2024 Paris Games roll on, Fred Kerley '17, Shamier Little '17, Bryce Deadmon '19 and Lindon Victor '18 are the four Aggie track and field athletes to medal so far. Texas A&M coach Pat Henry joined TexAgs Radio to speak on the Aggies in Paris.

The 2024 Olympic Games have already begun as the Opening Ceremony in Paris is held on Friday, June 26. Follow along as the TexAgs crew provides updates on how the 24 Texas A&M athletes perform at the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad.

Texas A&M greats Fred Kerley, Jacob Wooten, Maggie Malone and Brandon Miller qualified for Team USA, while Lamara Distin ensured her spot for Jamaica in the high jump. Pat Henry has coached all five and joined TexAgs Radio with Wendel McRaven to talk about those athletes.

College basketball season is almost over, as the Final Four tips off on Saturday in Phoenix, and ESPN and SEC Network play-by-play man Tom Hart is off on vacation. Still, "Fun Tom" took the time to join Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the latest in college hoops.

Texas A&M basketball is set to embark on its 2023 Bahamas Tour that will over a sneak peek of what to expect on the hardwood this season, but before the Aggies go international, head coach Buzz Williams offered an inside look at TexAgs' Preseason Kickoff last Saturday.

Thursday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio emanated live from the Grand Hyatt Nashville in Nashville, Tennessee, the site of SEC Media Days 2023. Today's special guests included Paul Finebaum, Roman Harper, Trey Wallace, Kirk Bohls and T-Bob Hebert.

During Monday morning's edition of TexAgs Radio, Trey Wallace of Outkick and FOX joined to recap the weekend that was in College Basketball, including his front-row seat to watching the No. 1 overall seed Alabama Crimson Tide go down in Lousiville.

Last night's Selection Show was a head-scratcher, but in the room, there was only joy as the Aggies are going back to the dance. On Monday morning, Andrew Monaco spoke to TexAgs Radio about what makes this A&M hoops team special, the weekend in Nashville and more.

While the Ags came up short in Nashville, bigger things await for the Maroon & White following a loss to Alabama. With the NCAA Tournament beginning this week, the way A&M has rebounded from previous losses could bode well as the madness of March officially begins.

Twenty-fourth-ranked Texas A&M pulled off the upset against second-ranked Alabama on Saturday afternoon at Reed Arena. Following the win over the Tide, Logan Lee shares his biggest takeaways from the Maroon & White's dominant performance.

For the first time in a century, Texas A&M has won 15 conference games as the 24th-ranked Aggies took down No. 2 Alabama, 67-61. Now squarely in the NCAA Tournament field of 68, the Maroon & White could see their seeding skyrocket following a win over the vaunted Tide.

The top two teams in the Southeastern Conference will face off on Saturday morning as No. 24 Texas A&M hosts No. 2 Alabama at Reed Arena. With the regular-season finale on deck and the postseason on the horizon, Logan Lee shares what to expect on the court tomorrow.

While No. 24 Texas A&M can no longer win the SEC regular-season title, the Aggies are aiming to be the first A&M club to win 15 conference games in 100 years. However, with the second-ranked Crimson Tide coming to town on Saturday, the Aggies must be at their best.

After slumping to 6-5 on Dec. 20, Texas A&M has bounced back in a big way and remains alive in the race for the SEC regular-season title. For the turnaround, Buzz Williams deserves praise, and he should be the obvious choice for the league's Coach of the Year award.