Sports have long been a distraction from reality. With reality canceling all current major sporting events, The Athletic's Andy Staples has compiled ten college football games to watch as fans await the return of normal sports programming. And we added a few just for TexAgs.

Some surprising results in week one had many making typical premature declarations about which teams are done, which conferences are overrated, and so forth. As the dust settles, week two offers some more telling contests that should quell any early overreactions.

Some big-time games are on the immediate horizon following college football's opening weekend of action. The Atheltic's Stewart Mandel dives into the most important storylines for Week Two.

Hollann Hans notched a team-high 12 kills, but Texas A&M could not build on the momentum from Friday's near-upset of Penn State, falling to the top-ranked Cardinal in straight sets.

It's rivalry weekend in college football, and no other explanation is required. Grudge matches will pit ranked teams all over the country — some in the challenge for conference titles, some in the race for the Playoff.

A Heisman Trophy race that once seemed already gifted to Leonard Fournette is competitive again, with a pair of running backs fighting at the top of TexAgs' resident voter's rankings. Meanwhile, the list of potential title contenders continues to thin.

Drastic times call for drastic measures from Olin Buchanan's alter ego. Following another slide last week, he homes in on four of this weekend's strong bets, makes his picks with high stakes and explains his reasons.

At the midway point of the season, it's safe to say the fearless bettor has had better years. Undeterred — or perhaps a glutton for punishment — Olin Buchanan's alter ego returns to make his picks and explain them.

Olin Buchanan's alter ego returns following a rough week, which leads him to fashion his latest picks in the mold of George Costanza. Going against the grain — and his own brain — BellagiOlin explains his choices.

The 2016 Flower Mound Marcus tight end has been considered Stanford's to lose, but recent developments have opened up more wiggle room. A recent visit from the Swaggercopter aided A&M's ongoing charge.

Of the 702 wins in the history of Texas A&M football, there are those that defined an era or launched a new one. Beginning a week-long look back at the most memorable, David Sandhop recalls a diverse array.

Fueled by consistency at quarterback and returning talent on both sides of the ball, usual national powers (and a pair of recent players) look set to again challenge for conference titles and the best of the bowls.

Bowl positioning — or whether there will be one at all — is suddenly a concern for a number of teams. With an expert's touch, the former star RB and ESPN broadcaster makes and explains his picks for the week.

Top 25 matchups are brewing and conference races are set up to begin to take shape. The former ESPN broadcaster and star SMU and Patriots running back brings an expert take to the top matchups of the week.

As quickly as the season came, the first three weeks went. With a quarter of the season nearly complete, the former star SMU running back and ESPN broadcaster grades each conference and makes his picks.

TexAgs.com's Gabe Bock caught up with Texas A&M men's tennis seniors Austin Krajicek and Jeff Dadamo upon their return to College Station after winning the NCAA doubles title over Stanford on Monday.

Gary Blair and the A&M Aggies joined Notre Dame in a Monday press conference to preview Tuesday's national championship game matchup. Gabe Bock was on hand with quotes and audio from both teams.