On Wednesday, the ACC announced it would move to a conference-only-plus-one model for the 2020 season. Pick Six Previews owner Brett Ciancia joined to discuss how this impacts the national landscape and what the SEC might do next.

Mike Huguenin reacts to the Big Ten and Pac-12 decision to play conference-only schedules in the fall of 2020 and explains why the remaining Power 5 conferences are likely to follow suit in the very near future.

Should every conference in the country join the Big Ten in playing only in-conference contests this fall, there would certainly be some unique facets to a 2020 college football season. Billy Liucci get creative with what he would like to see if this becomes a reality.

Questions are starting to be answered regarding what college football will look like in 2020, but one thing is certain: All of the answers will be different. The Athletic's Andy Staples discusses the latest in the college football landscape.

With bowl season upon us, Billy unfurls a series of late-night thoughts on Texas A&M's bowl assignment, the college football playoff rankings, the Aggies' stretch run in the 2020 recruiting class and more.

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.

Olin Buchanan is back with his weekly rundown of the national college football scene. TexAgs' Heisman voter starts 2019 looking at three familiar quarterbacks who should make strong cases for college football's top individual prize.

The much-maligned Big 12 conference has received warranted criticism in recent seasons, but the league made a statement in Week Two, posting multiple note-worthy wins. Olin Buchanan runs down the conference's resurgence in more in his weekly wrap-up.

Texas A&M is sending nine players to the NFL Combine. The ten-team Big 12 is sending just 18. As Olin Buchanan writes, this is just one more indication that the Aggies' move to the SEC has paid off in a big way.

As October draws to a close and with the first set of CFP rankings a week away, a dozen teams realistically remain in the hunt for the national title. Plus Olin's latest Heisman ballot, playoff projections, and the Myles Watch.

Each week of the college season brings a new list of visits, commitments, and developing storylines among the top talent in the state. Even as the Aggies head out of state, there is plenty of news to follow.

The SEC's reputation as the premier conference in college football has fueled nonstop debate in recent years. In a stellar slate of opening weekend games, other Power 5 teams will make a statement one way or the other.

Eleven wins. A Heisman Trophy. A dominant Cotton Bowl victory and a top 10 recruiting class. The Aggies achieved more than they could have dreamed in 2012, laying the path for a bright future. Liucci reviews.

The Aggies surpassed all expectations in their first season in the SEC, and they'll get to prove themselves against Big 12 co-champ Oklahoma. It begs the question: Would A&M have won its old conference in 2012?

The Aggies and Johnny Manziel made short work of Sam Houston, allowing the focus to turn to a much bigger picture. Liucci shares 12 thoughts on A&M's special season and what the next few weeks will bring.

While watching the Aggies succeed in the SEC, some suggested recently that it reflected well on the Big 12. The true fact of the matter is that this A&M is not last year's, and the transitive property can't change that.

Former A&M head coach Jackie Sherrill joined Gabe Bock on TexAgs Radio during Tuesday's show to talk about A&M's move to the SEC, the future of college football conferences and the 2012 football season.

A&M basketball analyst Al Pulliam joined Gabe Bock and Logan Lee on Wednesday to share his thoughts on the Aggies' season-long struggles and his keys to the game vs. OU in the Big 12 Tournament.