Host of That SEC Podcast Michael Bratton joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Live following the opening weekend of the college football season. SEC Mike explained his conference quarterback power rankings and shared why he placed Marcel Reed at No. 12.

With NFL Training Camps underway, ProFootballTalk.com's Charean Williams joined us for Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to provide an update on Shemar Stewart's and Micah Parsons' contract negotiations, along with Shemar Turner and Von Miller.

Ahead of Year 2 of the Mike Elko era, former Aggie signal-caller Trevor Knight joined TexAgs Live to share his thoughts on where the program is at. Knight also spoke about Marcel Reed's ability to extend plays with his feet, his favorite games while in Aggieland and more.

The early signing period begins on Wednesday, and Texas A&M currently has 24 prospects committed in the class of 2025. With Mike Elko and the Aggies looking to close strong, Billy Liucci and Ryan Brauninger provided an ESD primer during Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live.

A 43-41 quadruple overtime loss at Auburn should have dashed Texas A&M's postseason hopes. But by SEC tie-breaker procedures — and perhaps divine intervention — upsets of Ole Miss and Alabama have gifted the Aggies one last chance to control their fate against Texas.

Playing extremely meaningful football in November, No. 15 Texas A&M travels to Auburn for a Saturday night game at Jordan-Hare Stadium. Billy Liucci tackled another round of subscriber questions as the Aggies prepare for their final road game of the 2024 season.

Under 11-year head coach Jeff Monken, the Army Black Knights are 9-0 entering this week's matchup with Notre Dame at Yankee Stadium. A win over the Fighting Irish would validate the Cadets from West Point as true contenders to reach the 12-team College Football Playoff.

Perhaps the only reason SMU is in the ACC is that the Mustangs agreed to forfeit a share of conference television revenue for nine years. However, in their first year in a "Power 4" league, the Ponies have eyes on Charlotte for the ACC title game and beyond.

Saturday night in Columbia did not go the Aggies' way as the Gamecocks rumbled on the ground. Following the Aggies' first loss in the league this year, SEC Network voice Tom Hart joined TexAgs Live to discuss his takeaways from the 7-2 Ags and others around the SEC.

In the first year of the 12-team College Football Playoff, there will likely be a two-loss team that finds its way into the bracket. Before the calendar turns to November, here is a look at the resumes of the current two-loss "Power 4" clubs.

There is a Notre Dame-Navy matchup and an Illinois-Oregon showdown, but the biggest game of the weekend resides in College Station as No. 14 Texas A&M hosts No. 8 LSU with first place in the SEC and the inside track to the CFP up for grabs.

On the latest edition of the LiucciCast with Sean Porter, the former Texas A&M linebacker sat down with Billy Liucci as the Aggies come off their bye week at 5-1. The duo also observed the college football landscape with the Maroon & White preparing to go to Starkville.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Tuesday morning to discuss SEC football. Liucci looks ahead to the challenge that lies ahead of the Aggies in Starkville and briefly highlights the matchups that follow in LSU, South Carolina and Texas.

A rash of injuries and close games with overmatched opponents has forced Kirby Smart and the Bulldogs — at least for right now — to temper expectations and focus on just being dominant again. Though, toppling No. 1 Texas on Saturday could help reassert their stature.

The college football world will be focused on Autzen Stadium on Saturday evening when Oregon hosts Ohio State in a No. 3 vs. No. 2 matchup that pits the Ducks and Buckeyes against each other for the first time as Big Ten conference foes.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning as the Aggies gear up for a key SEC showdown with No. 9 Missouri at Kyle Field. Liucci discussed which programs he is buying and selling at the midpoint of the season and more.

Many have recently bemoaned the decision making and flagging credibility of the ACC along with college football officiating. Both of those issues were magnified last Friday as a debated last-second review handed Miami a questionable win over Virginia Tech.

The Indiana Hoosiers are eyeing their first 5-0 start since 1967 as Maryland comes to Bloomington on Saturday. Behind the confidence of first-year head coach Curt Cignetti, the Hoosiers' early-season success should not come as too much of a surprise.