It's Texas A&M's first of two bye weeks in the 2024 season, but that doesn't mean Billy Liucci is taking the week off. "The Source" tackled another round of subscriber questions ranging from the Aggies' on-field play to the college football landscape as a whole.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind heard SEC Network's Paul Finebaum, Houston Texans sideline analyst John Harris, former Texas A&M tight end Max Wright, and Recruiting Country with Ryan Brauninger.

SEC Nation is headed to Aggieland for No. 25 Texas A&M's Saturday showdown with No. 9 Missouri, which means Paul Finebaum will be in town this weekend. Before he heads to the Lone Star State, the "Voice of the SEC" joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday morning.

The talking season storylines are set to give away to actual football discussion as fall practice begins around the country. With Texas A&M beginning camp on Wednesday, play-by-play man Tom Hart joined TexAgs Radio to discuss the latest from around the SEC.

On Wednesday at SEC Media Days, conference newcomer Texas took the spotlight, and with Steve Sarkisian boasting about superior standards, culture and even corn dogs, it's good to remember that the Longhorns bring nothing new to the nation's premier football league.

Texas A&M is currently in the process of filling baseball's head coaching vacancy, marking AD Trev Albert's first big hire in Aggieland. TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio to dive into all the storylines surrounding this week's news.

Texas and Oklahoma joined the 2024 SEC Spring Meetings as the two Big 12 schools will officially join the conference on July 1, 2024. With their addition, the rivalries within the league will only heat up as the Aggies and Longhorns will meet on the gridiron on November 30, 2024.

With Texas A&M in the market for a new head football coach, TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci sat down to answer a wide variety of coaching-search subscriber questions. "The Source" also got into the Thanksgiving mood with Turkey Day just a week away.

Monday's edition of the rewind heard the GO Hour's reaction to the Aggies loss to Alabama, former Texas A&M DL Damontre Moore, Paul Finebaum of ESPN and SEC Network and TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci.

Texas A&M faltered in many phases of the game in Saturday's 26-20 loss to Alabama. SEC Network's Paul Finebaum joined Monday morning edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss those issues and what is come for the Aggies in 2023.

Texas A&M came to play as the Aggies handily defeated New Mexico 52-10, showcasing its new potent offense and wide receiving corps. David Sandhop has plenty of thoughts on the win and the opening weekend of college football around the country.

In a year where the SEC West appears up for grabs, the talent and experience on Texas A&M's roster could have the Aggies poised to emerge seemingly out of nowhere to compete. Jimbo Fisher & Co. certainly have something to prove, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.

The Fightin' Texas Aggies begin the 2023 campaign on Saturday night with a non-conference bout against the New Mexico Lobos at Kyle Field. Before game day arrives in Aggieland, Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions in this edition of Ask Liucci.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio Friday morning to share his thoughts on Texas A&M as fall camp is finally here. We also got Liucci's thoughts on which current Aggies might be Wrecking Crew-worthy and much, much more.

SEC Media Days have come and gone, and now the Fightin' Texas Aggies will gear up for a return to the practice field in the coming weeks. Now back from an action-packed week in Nashville, Billy Liucci tackles another round of the latest subscriber questions.

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.

Thursday's edition of the rewind heard Olin Buchanan previewing the final day in Nashville, Kirk Bohls on Texas joining the SEC, SEC Network analyst Roman Harper and closing it out with Paul Finebaum on Jimbo Fisher and Texas A&M.

Amid backlash from the national media, there is a chance Texas A&M's hire of Bobby Petrino could ultimately be the right hire, albeit not the "politically correct" one. Once called an "evil genius," Aggies should simply hope that Petrino can help them score more points.