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.

Georgia's Kirby Smart is not only the elder statesman of the SEC, but as he begins his 11th season in Athens, he still tops the list of coaches in the league. With plenty of fresh faces and familiar ones in new places, there's plenty of coaching talent across the conference.

Toward the end of next month, the college football world will be focused on Tampa as the 2026 SEC Media Days are set for July 20-23. Of course, Paul Finebaum will be front and center, but before heading to the Sunshine State, he joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning.

In the vaunted Southeastern Conference, there are a number of standout quarterbacks, but who really is the best of the best? That question can't truly be answered until the season begins in a couple of months, but here's a late-June power ranking of the SEC's best signal-callers.

Auburn will be the first SEC team to take the field in 2026 when the Tigers face Baylor on Friday, Sept. 5. While kickoff is still 89 days away, Connor O'Gara tries his hand at providing a way-too-early power rankings of the teams in the vaunted Southeastern Conference.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Monday morning to discuss Texas A&M's series loss in Oxford and how injuries have affected the lineup before talking about the latest news surrounding college football.

On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, Jake Crain of On3's Crain & Cone discussed the result of the national championship with Indiana coming out on top. Crain highlighted Curt Cignetti's time at Indiana, Marcel Reed's development and much more.

We are a week away from the first round of the College Football Playoff. That SEC Podcast host Michael Bratton joined TexAgs Live to speak on the 12-team field, Texas A&M's 11-1 campaign and how the coaching carousel will impact next season.