We're going overtime! TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Live and spent some additional time chatting about a group of highly-ranked teams from the SEC and across the nation that have questions entering the 2025 campaign.

Matt Browning, Roy May and Brian Faries joined us on Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to share a complete fan perspective on all things Texas A&M Athletics as they discuss the defensive changes and overall jump they expect in Mike Elko & Co.'s Year 2.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Live on Friday morning to chat about topics around the SEC, including coaches that fit their school, highlighting freshman defensive lineman Marco Jones in our 25 Players in 25 Days series and more.

Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Live emanated from the Omni Atlanta Hotel, the site of 2025 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included Chris Low, Matt Moscona, Nick Roush, Connor O'Gara and John Nabors.

Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Live emanated from the Omni Atlanta Hotel, the site of 2025 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included Tony Barnhart, Brooks Austin, Jacob Goins, Jonathan Hutton, Chad Withrow, Cousin Shane and Sam Acho.

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.

Day 1 of the 2025 edition of SEC Media Days is officially in the books as Greg Sankey, Brian Kelly, Shane Beamer, Lane Kiffin and Clark Lea each had their time at the podium in Atlanta. David Nuño and Olin Buchanan recapped the biggest storylines to emerge on Monday.

LSU, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt kicked off SEC Media Days 2025 at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta. Olin Buchanan recaps the biggest news from all four schools' head coaches and player representatives.

On Day 1 of SEC Media Days in Atlanta, SEC Network voice Peter Burns joined TexAgs' own David Nuño to dive into storylines of teams around the league, including quarterback discussion, talk about Texas A&M under Mike Elko and much more.

Tuesday morning's edition of TexAgs Live emanated from the Omni Atlanta Hotel, the site of 2025 SEC Media Days. Today's special guests included Michael Bratton, J.D. PicKell, Jake Crain, Trey Wallace and Cole Cubelic.

Howdy from ATL! SEC Media Days is back at the College Football Hall of Fame for the first time since 2022. On Monday, representatives from LSU, South Carolina, Ole Miss and Vanderbilt take center stage, along with Commissioner Greg Sankey, to begin the week.

On Monday's edition of TexAgs Live, college football analyst Josh Pate joined us at the Omni Atlanta Hotel, the site of the 2025 SEC Media Days. Pate discussed what is expected from many SEC head coaches, who could be on the hot seat and much more.

Atlanta is the scene of the 2025 edition of Southeastern Conference Media Days, and on Monday, the representatives of LSU, Ole Miss, South Carolina and Vanderbilt will step into the spotlight. Here's a handful of questions that might come up on Day 1 in Hotlanta.

Breaking the SEC into three tiers, Yahoo Sports senior reporter Caroline Fenton joined us on Tuesday's edition of TexAgs Live to share her top QBs to watch and what she expects to see as conversations about the 12-team playoff and eight-game conference schedule continue.

On Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live, former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee joined us in studio to recap some of his favorite moments from his time with the Aggies as our QB1 also went off the rails with his love for Dairy Queen.

We're going overtime! TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined Wednesday’s edition of TexAgs Live and spent some additional time chatting about Texas A&M's running back and receiver rooms, the best game environments at Kyle Field and more.

We're going overtime! TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined Friday’s edition of TexAgs Live and spent some additional time chatting about teams who have the qualifications to win a national title and discussing sophomore quarterbacks in the league.

Entering his 50th season covering college football this year, Tony Barnhart has decided to retire after the 2025 season. Mr. College Football joined TexAgs Live to speak on this new era of the sport, including NIL, transfer portal and college football playoff talk.