Statistically, it was the best defensive performance in school history as the Aggies shut out Missouri State to open 2026. On this edition of the Loochador Podcast, Billy Liucci and David Nuño react to the 50-0 victory in Week 1, as there are some positives to celebrate and some concerns to address.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Live, Billy Liucci and brothers Steve & Seth McKinney joined for your all-encompassing game preview ahead of Saturday's home-opener matchup between Texas A&M and Missouri State at Kyle Field.

Football kicks off in the Southeastern Conference this weekend, but the league is currently defending its honor in a Louisiana courtroom. It's such an important week for the future of college athletics, and commissioner Greg Sankey is likely rooting against an SEC member.

While the Week 1 slate in the Southeastern Conference might lack a high number of top-end matchups, there are still storylines galore. With SEC football making its triumphant return this weekend, here are some way-too-early, sure-to-be-wrong score predictions.

Ahead of Thursday's court hearing, SEC Network host Peter Burns joined us to discuss LSU's five-in-five litigation on Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Live. Burns also shared his thoughts on professional athletes returning to CFB, Marcel Reed's development and games to watch.

We've made it! Week 1 of the college football season officially kicks off on Saturday with a couple of eye-catching matchups right off the bat. On TexAgs Live, Connor O’Gara discussed his views on the ongoing LSU drama, the SEC outlook heading into Week 1 and more.

It seems as though every talking head has an opinion on where Texas A&M's Marcel Reed ranks among the best quarterbacks in the Southeastern Conference, and with that has come plenty of discourse on social media.

During Monday's edition of TexAgs Live, The Next Round Live's Jim Dunaway spoke about all things college football ahead of fall camp. Dunaway also shared his four conference wild card teams that could make the College Football Playoff.

Senior national college football columnist for the USA TODAY Network, Blake Toppmeyer, joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Live to recap his thoughts from SEC Media Days and which teams may have a better season than expected.

Between the chatter about Pete Rose and even the Netflix docu-series, there was plenty of football discussed on Tuesday at SEC Media Days as Georgia, Auburn, Vanderbilt and South Carolina spoke...but (as always) don't expect any gridiron analysis here.

SEC Network host Cole Cubelic joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live in Tampa for SEC Media Days. Cubelic discussed his admiration for Mike Elko's coaching style in Year 3 with Texas A&M. He also shared his views on the rest of the SEC and where A&M fits in.

Georgia, Auburn, South Carolina and Vanderbilt took their turns at the podium on Tuesday as SEC Media Days continues, and Olin Buchanan recaps the biggest storylines from all four schools' head coaches and player representatives from the Marriott Water Street in Tampa.

Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Live emanated from the Marriott Water Street in Tampa, the site of 2026 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included Brooks Austin, John Nabors, Nick Roush and Andy Staples

Tuesday at SEC Media Days brings representatives from Georgia, Auburn, Vanderbilt and South Carolina into the spotlight. Each head coach and three player representatives for each school took to the stage on Day 2, along with SEC Coordinator of Football Officials John McDaid.

On Tuesday, Auburn, Georgia, South Carolina and Vanderbilt will step into the spotlight on the second day of 2026 SEC Media Days at the Marriott Water Street in Tampa. Here's a handful of questions that might come up on Day 2 in the Sunshine State.

With six new head coaches, nine quarterbacks and plenty of actual on-field storylines to discuss, the 2026 edition of SEC Media Days has a lot of intrigue as the four-day talkin' szn event officially begins on Monday in Tampa.

SEC Media Days officially begins on Monday morning in Tampa as representatives from the league's 16 teams will make their rounds in the Sunshine State. Though Steve Spurrier and the late Mike Leach won't be in attendance, there's still hope for some colorful non-coach-speak quotes.

Yahoo Sports radio host Caroline Fenton joined TexAgs Live on Tuesday to chat about SEC teams she sees as playoff contenders. Fenton also discusses which key players could have a standout year for Texas A&M, and how the Aggies will fare in a nine-game SEC slate.