TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Friday morning to provide an update on all things Texas A&M football, including discussion about the current roster. Liucci also shared his thoughts on men's basketball's showdown vs. No. 4 Houston.

Wednesday's edition of the rewind heard Texas A&M director of athletics Ross Bjork, TexAgs basketball contributor Tom Schuberth previewing A&M-Virginia, former Texas A&M S Leon O'Neal Jr. and ESPN football analyst Aaron Murray.

Texas A&M has hired Leon O'Neal Jr.'s defensive coordinator Mike Elko as the head football coach. The former defensive back discussed how Elko developed him and others during their time at A&M, his love for Aggieland and much more.

The Texas A&M defense showed out again on Saturday at AT&T Stadium, limiting Arkansas' offense to a mere 174 yards of total offense while totaling seven sacks along the way. With the 34-22 victory in the Southwest Classic, the Aggies improved to 4-1 overall and 2-0 in the SEC.

On Tuesday, 11 Texas A&M products put showcased their talents for the final time ahead of April's NFL Draft. The double-digit Aggies in action could be a launching point for larger Pro Day contingencies in the future given the talent in Jimbo Fisher's program

Follow along with the TexAgs crew as we post updates via Twitter and consolidate them here of Texas A&M's 2022 Pro Day activities from the indoor facility. Eleven Aggies are set to perform in front NFL GMs, coaches and scouts.

Follow along with the TexAgs crew as the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine gets underway from Indianapolis, IN. Nine Aggies are set to take the stage over the next four days in front of NFL scouts, GMs, head coaches and more.

Despite the Aggies losing starting safety Leon O'Neal to the NFL Draft, the Maroon & White return of many key players such as Demani Richardson, and the addition of D.J. Durkin to the coaching staff may be able to lift A&M's' secondary to new heights in 2022.

Due to COVID-19 issues within the Aggie program, No. 25 Texas A&M cannot partake in the 2021Gator Bowl with No. 17 Wake Forest, and the bowl game is searching for a replacement. It marks the first time A&M will not play in a bowl game since 2008.