Legendary Texas A&M Track & Field coach Pat Henry joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio for our final edition of the Track & Field Report for the season to look back on the Aggies' performance at the NCAA Championships and preview this weekend's U.S. Olympic Trials.

Thursday's show heard the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan and an interview with Stephen McGee in hour one. The second hour heard Cav Neutze and Aaron Torres, while the third and final hour heard Pat Henry.

TexAgs Radio's QB1 Stephen McGee joined Thursday's edition of the show to jump inside a time machine and go back to 2006 and reminisce about the Aggies' 12-7 upset of the Texas Longhorns in Austin to end the 2006 regular season.

Madisonville legend and former Texas A&M wideout Chris Taylor joined Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on the impressive group of talent the Maroon & White have along the defensive line and at linebacker heading into 2021.

Wednesday's show heard the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan in hour one. The second hour heard Chris Taylor as well as Recruiting Q&As, while the third and final hour heard Jason Howell and more Recruiting Q&As.

DeMarvin Leal and Kenyon Green are projected to go high in the upcoming 2022 NFL Draft, so we had our draft expert, John Harris of the Houston Texans and FootballTakeover.com, share a scout's viewpoint on two potential first-round picks out of Texas A&M.

Ahead of his first show as the host of TexAgs Radio on July 6, TexAgs' Director of Broadcast Media David Nuño joined the program to share how he got into sports media and where his passion for the job comes from.

Tuesday's show heard the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan in hour one. The second hour heard David Nuño and Jim Schlossnagle soundbites, while the third and final hour heard John Harris and Mitch Mason.

Monday's show heard the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan and an interview with Mike Huguenin. The second hour heard John Pugliese and Jason Howell, while the third and final hour was all Billy Liucci.

Friday was Gabe Bock's final show as the host of TexAgs Radio, and we sent him out in style with a jam-packed show with many of our favorite guests from the last 10 years. Here's video from the entirety of Friday edition of TexAgs Radio, broken down by hour.

In the span of a week, Texas A&M Director of Athletics Ross Bjork hired a men's golf coach, a women's golf coach and a baseball coach. Perhaps the busiest man in College Station, Bjork joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss the trio of hires.

Kayce Smith and Laura Rutledge were TexAgs Radio regulars in the show's infancy. Now at Barstool Sports and ESPN, respectively, Smith and Rutledge joined Gabe's final show to celebrate 10 years of TexAgs Radio.

We couldn't say goodbye to Gabe without getting some former TexAgs Radio personalities and employees back together. Fifteen former members of our team joined Friday's show to say thanks to the only host TexAgs Radio has ever known.

Friday's show heard the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan and an interview with Mike Huguenin in hour one. The second hour heard Kayce Smith, Laura Rutledge, Richard Zane, a TexAgs Reunion and Buzz Williams, while the third and final hour heard Billy Liucci, Ross Bjork and Megan Bock.

In the "big three" men's sports, Texas A&M is led by Jimbo Fisher on the gridiron, Buzz Williams on the hardwood and Jim Schlossnagle on the diamond. John Harris of the Houston Texans joined to discuss where that trio lands among the best in college athletics.

Thursday's show heard the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan and interviews with Jason Howell and Stephen McGee in hour one. The second hour heard Chris Taylor and Aaron Torres, while the third and final hour heard John Harris and Logan Lee.

During Thursday's GO Hour, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee and his mustache joined to play Buy, Sell, Lease one last time before Gabe Bock departs TexAgs Radio. McGee offered his thoughts on the 2021 A&M football team as well as sharing his weekly bullcrap.

After eight years on the air together, the GO Hour's original duo will be splitting up as Gabe Bock steps away from TexAgs Radio. A pairing that seemingly went together like fire & ice (or ire & nice), Olin Buchanan shared his thoughts on his co-host's departure.