Matt Browning, Hunter Shurtleff and Roy May joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to share a complete fan perspective on all things Texas A&M Athletics as the Maroon & White gear up for yet another night game at Kyle Field against New Mexico State.

Georgia has not suffered back-to-back losses or a three-loss regular season since Kirby Smart's first year in Athens. However, with a must-win clash against No. 7 Tennessee this weekend, the Bulldogs are in jeopardy of being eliminated from the SEC title race and CFP consideration.

Across the SEC landscape, teams are still jockeying for position to reach the SEC Championship Game as well as a clearer path to the 12-team College Football Playoff. An intriguing slate of games in Week 11 could help make both of those pictures come into focus a little more.

Entering 2024, Florida's Billy Napier and Arkansas' Sam Pittman appeared to be the "favorites" among SEC coaches most likely to lose their jobs. As the calendar changes to November, the new favorite appears to be Mark Stoops, but even his firing seems like a longshot.

There appears to be no animosity from Tennessee head coach Josh Heupel toward Oklahoma after his bitter departure in 2015. He was ousted in Norman as a scapegoat, but now returns on Saturday as perhaps an emerging GOAT of coaches in Knoxville.

Georgia tight end Brock Bowers will be sidelined for at least four weeks with an ankle injury that required surgery to repair. With the All-American on the shelf, the Dawgs' quest for a third straight national title could be put in serious jeopardy.

Entering this weekend, Texas A&M football has lost seven consecutive true road contests, while No. 19 Tennessee has won 12 straight at Neyland. For the Aggies, improving upon a 57-percent red-zone touchdown conversion rate is likely needed to leave Knoxville with a victory.