Between the trailer release of a SEC docu-series on Netflix, important Billy Liucci phone calls and 17 rounds of the MLB Draft, Day 1 of 2025 SEC Media Days in Atlanta featured LSU, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt at the podium.

On Thursday, former NFL linebacker and 12th Man Cullen Gillaspia joined us on TexAgs Live to share why he is excited about the 2025 Fightin' Texas Aggies. Gillaspia highlighted Mike Elko & Co.'s development of team culture, the returning players and more.

The 2025 MLB Draft begins on Sunday night in Atlanta as Michael Earley & Co. are currently constructing Texas A&M's 2026 roster. On Wednesday morning, D1Baseball's Kendall Rogers joined TexAgs Live to discuss where the Aggies could hear their names called next week.

TexAgs' recruiting analyst Ryan Brauninger joined TexAgs Live on Wednesday morning for another edition of Recruiting Country presented by American Momentum Bank, highlighting the latest news and notes from the recruiting trail surrounding Texas A&M.

Former Texas A&M DB Dustin Harris joined us in-studio to talk about his time as an Aggie on Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live. Harris shared how he thinks revenue sharing would have affected his A&M career and what athletes should remember entering this new era.

July 1 marks the beginning of a new era in college sports as revenue sharing takes effect. College athletics attorney Mit Winter joined Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss the changes enacted and how student-athletes will be impacted.

On Friday, the NCAA’s latest federal tax return was released for public inspection, as there are still plenty of questions surrounding the governing body's financial future, as more lawsuits continue to pile up, with the NCAA responsible for $1.66 billion in liabilities.

Throughout the House v. NCAA case and subsequent settlement, college sports fans were told to prepare for changes. With the rev-share era beginning on July 1, a welcomed change would be the NCAA finally punishing "brand" schools for the cheating that will inevitable continue.

In his Monday meeting with the media, Texas A&M's Trev Alberts highlighted the need to get back to "playing offense" in the business of college athletics. To do so, the Aggie AD prefers a skinny NIL bill over broad antitrust exemptions in the fallout of the House v. NCAA settlement.

The House v. NCAA settlement is here, and now schools are scrambling to prepare for the new world order of college athletics. On this episode of Follow The Money, Dr. R. Bowen Loftin, Jon Heidtke and host Andrew Monaco are now living in the aftermath of the landmark decision.

With so many changes and challenges facing athletic departments in a sudden new era of college sports, Trev Alberts is focused on successfully tailoring Texas A&M's approach in a fashion that will breed competitive success for the Aggies across all sports.

The aftermath of the House v. NCAA settlement has left questions and challenges for athletic departments across the nation, and Texas A&M is not immune. On Monday, Director of Athletics Trev Alberts spoke to the media about Texas A&M's path forward.

During Friday's edition of TexAgs Live, ESPN play-by-play voice Roy Philpott provided his thoughts on Texas A&M's first season under Mike Elko. Philpott also spoke on Year 2 of Collin Klein's offense, Aggie baseball and the NCAA antitrust settlement.

On June 6, 2025, the House v. NCAA settlement ruling was made, guaranteeing damages paid to former student-athletes and also promising revenue sharing to current and future student-athletes. In these seven days, more lawsuits, bills and problems have bubbled to the surface.

SEC Network voice Peter Burns joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to detail the Southeastern Conference's athletic performances in 2024-25. Burns covered what he expects to see from SEC football this upcoming fall as offseason rolls on.

Following the House v. NCAA settlement, ESPN staff writer Dan Murphy joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to break down what this means in regards to Title IX, as concerns have already been raised about the equal allocation of funds between programs.

College athletics attorney Mit Winter joined us on Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss timing windows for the transfer portal across college athletics following last week's House v. NCAA settlement. Winter also disclosed additions to rules and guidelines regarding NIL deals.

On Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live, ProFootballTalk.com's Charean Williams joined us to discuss her belief in Bucky McMillan as he establishes roots in Aggieland. Williams also covered the recent House v. NCAA settlement and what it means for the future of Aggie sports.