On this edition of the Make It a Cup! Podcast, Kendrick Rogers and Billy Liucci sat down to break down Texas A&M's SEC-opening victory vs. Auburn. Additionally, #13 explains his keys for this weekend's matchup at AT&T Stadium as the Aggies meet the Razorbacks on Saturday.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio Friday morning to share his thoughts on the latest following SEC Media Days 2023, Texas A&M recruiting ahead of the pool party and before fall camp begins in Aggieland.

Somewhat shockingly, Wisconsin fired head coach Paul Chryst before Auburn has parted ways with Bryan Harsin. In a crazy year of college football, Chryst became the fifth head coach to be fired, and if Auburn loses this week, Harsin could join the ranks of unemployed.

A once-proud program, Arkansas football won nine games in 2021, and head coach Sam Pittman is looking to keep the Hogs near the top in the SEC. However, with a number of key departures, replicating that success figures to be somewhat of a challenge.

Before No. 7 Texas A&M opens SEC play this weekend against No. 16 Arkansas in a neutral-site clash in Arlington, TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci took the time to answer another round of subscriber questions in this written edition of Ask Liucci.

Sam Pittman has resurrected an Arkansas program that had become bottom feeders in the Southeastern Conference. While the Razorbacks are no longer the league's Kansas, they'll still face a tough task when they face No. 7 Texas A&M in Arlington.

Halfway through the season, Texas A&M sits at 4-1 and are playing better football with each week. As Billy Liucci explains, it could be coming together in College Station for Jimbo Fisher and Co. as the Aggies continue to pick up legitimate momentum.

Every school in the Southeastern Conference strives for excellence on the football field. When a program doesn't get elite results, it's common to see a coach lose his job. Olin Buchanan looks at the SEC coaches feeling the heat to perform.

Ed Orgeron had a tough stint as head coach at Ole Miss but says that experience is helping him lead the Tigers this year. Olin Buchanan tracked that storyline and more through the first day of SEC Media Days.

The Bret Bielema era in Fayetteville started with fanfare, but the Hogs have struggled in his four seasons at the helm. Texas A&M has had a large part in those tribulations, and a win over the Aggies would go a long way towards righting the Razorback ship and securing Bielema's job.

Back at it again from the SEC's epicenter. The lead-up to the 2017 college football season has officially begun with the advent of SEC Media Days, which opened with Arkansas, LSU and Tennessee discussing the season (and offseason) behind and the one ahead.

Bret Bielema's tenure at Arkansas has been marked by plenty of bluster and entertaining side plots, but the central story has been disappointing for Hog fans. We start our preview of A&M's 2017 SEC opponents with a look at the Razorbacks.

For the second week in a row, the Aggies faced a team known for its run game and strong play along the line of scrimmage, and for the second week in a row, A&M proved superior when it mattered.

Texas A&M will take on the Arkansas Razorbacks on Saturday, and many of the key matchups from last year will take center stage once again. Can Dan Skipper block Myles Garrett? Will Kevin Sumlin frustrate Bret Bielema once more? Find out inside.

Like Archie Bunker, Snooki, and Captain Kirk, Arkansas head coach Bret Bielema has the on screen "it" factor to turn his recent reality series into string of spinoffs.

The third leg of the SEC Media Days marathon contained two of the conferences biggest personalities. Bielema provided his usual brand of comedy, focusing on the importance of beating Texas A&M, while Saban fended off questions on Alabama's vulnerabilities. Missouri and Kentucky took their turns at the mic to close out the day.

As the 2016 SEC Media Days entered their back half, all eyes were on Alabama and Nick Saban's take on a variety of issues. Representatives from Arkansas, Kentucky and Missouri closed out the day with comments on the offseason and their respective programs.

In short order after his arrival in Fayetteville, Bret Bielema built a new identity for Arkansas. This season, he may have to scrap it. The Razorbacks' strengths may be in unexpected areas — and more importantly, their weaknesses may be alarmingly widespread.