Closing things out for the week from Radio Row at the College Football Hall of Fame at SEC Media Days 2022 with a LOADED guest list on TexAgs Radio that includes Josh Pate, T-Bob Hebert and more.

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.

Following a 6-6 season, the Auburn Tigers look to the transfer portal for success after losing key defensive starters to the 2022 NFL Draft. In Bryan Harsin's second year, his coaching job may be on the line without a strong performance from the Tigers this fall.

The crop of young quarterbacks in the NFL is unlike anything seen before with Patrick Mahomes, Josh Allen and Justin Herbert leading the way. Former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee joined TexAgs Radio to offer his thoughts on the best young QBs in the league.

Following a thriller in Athens, Texas A&M basketball returns to Reed Arena on Saturday to face Arkansas with a chance to improve to 2-0 in SEC play. On Friday morning, the Voice of the Aggies, Andrew Monaco, joined TexAgs Radio to talk some A&M hoops.

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.

ProFootballTalk.com's Charean Williams joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the latest in Texas A&M football news from the COVID-19 pause to Signing Day and more. Williams also shared her top three Aggies in the NFL as Dennis Allen headlined this week's list.

With nearly all of Texas A&M's 2022 signing class signed, sealed and delivered, Billy Liucci takes an in-depth look at how the Aggies did at each position and offers his grades. He begins his series by analyzing A&M's offensive haul that features TWO five-stars.

Following the transfer of Zach Calzada, the Aggies were again in danger of heading into the spring with only two scholarship quarterbacks. With the transfer of former LSU signal-caller Max Johnson, the Aggies have done well to satisfy the depth issue at the all-important position.

Jimbo Fisher & Co. received a big pick-up as former LSU quarterback Max Johnson has announced he will transfer to Texas A&M. After two years in Baton Rouge, Johnson is expected to battle for the starting job with Haynes King and incoming freshman Conner Weigman.

Texas A&M currently has 22 signees in the class of 2022 with a few more on the way as the Aggies close in on signing the No. 1 class in the country. Jimbo Fisher spoke to the media on Wednesday afternoon about the current group of signees.

Tuesday's edition of the TexAgs Radio Rewind heard Olin Buchanan react to Zach Calzada entering the portal, Charean Williams' top Aggies in the NFL, Logan Lee discussing the latest with Aggie hoops and Chris Landry on who could succeed Mike Elko at defensive coordinator.