Led (of course) by Myles Garrett, six members of Texas A&M's 2015 squad were tabbed for preseason all-conference acclaim at SEC Media Days — with Speedy Noil landing in two separate spots.

All he does is win, win, win people over.

Putting the finishing touches on Texas A&M's fourth SEC Media Days, Bruce Feldman, Andy Staples, Edward Aschoff and more of the sport's biggest analysts stopped to provide unique looks at the Aggies, the SEC in 2015 and the season ahead.

It's been echoed all around Louisiana since the start of the year: "Third and Chavis." At SEC Media Days, even Les Miles seemed to buy the idea that LSU will be fine without new A&M DC John Chavis. The question is ... why?

What more appropriate way for another entertaining week in Hoover to end than with the SEC's most entertaining coach? TexAgs provides the full internet room videos from Les Miles and LSU, along with Georgia and Ole Miss on SECMD15's final day.

During Thursday's edition of TexAgs Radio, former Alabama and NFL QB Greg McElroy, now with the SEC Network, discussed the SEC in 2015 and why Texas A&M could be a dark horse pick in the coming season.

The media's picks for the SEC order of finish in 2015 held little surprise, placing high value on Alabama and Auburn and tabbing Georgia as the East favorite. The Aggies? Down in sixth, perhaps exactly where Kevin Sumlin would like them.

Days and years come and go and Alabama is picked without fail to finish near the top of the SEC and national standings — and assuredly, that's the expectation in Tuscaloosa. But has Nick Saban finally lost too many pieces to reload so easily?

What separates Texas A&M and Auburn in 2015? It's almost universally accepted that the Tigers will be projected higher, but few can adequately explain why. The teams' similarities run deeper than many think.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, footballtakeover.com's John Harris joined the program from Hoover, Alabama to react to A&M's day in the sun at SEC Media Days and to look at the SEC West in 2015.

During Wednesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, Sports Illustrated's Andy Staples joined the show live from SEC Media Days to recap Nick Saban's comments at the event and to preview the league in 2015.

Fronted by the most notorious coach and program in the Southeastern Conference, SECMD15 rolled along on Wednesday with more memorable interviews. TexAgs provides the full internet room videos from each team.

For the first time in a few seasons, 'talent' and 'experience' could be the same thing at Texas A&M. The stars that closed out 2014 are a year older and Kevin Sumlin couldn't be happier — provided it equates to leadership.

Texas A&M's emphasis on returning its offensive line to glory has been apparent from the hire of Dave Christensen to the selection of two OL leaders for the Aggies' contingent in Hoover. If what they're saying is any indication, things are going according to plan.

In Hoover as part of Texas A&M's 2015 SEC Media Day contingent, Aggie center Mike Matthews, tackle Germain Ifedi and defensive lineman Julien Obioha stepped aside to share their feelings on the 2015 team and more.

When Kevin Sumlin speaks, people listen. And tweet heavily.

During Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Radio, CBS' Carter Blackburn joined the show from SEC Media Days to discuss his hometown brethren Johnny Manziel, working for CBS, A&M's chances in 2015 and more.

Opening with SEC and Media Day legend Steve Spurrier and continuing through Mississippi State and Tennessee, Tuesday's spectacle in Hoover did not disappoint. TexAgs presents each team's internet room videos in full from SEC Media Days' second round.