With an expert's touch and unique anecdotes, the former star SMU and Patriots running back and ESPN broadcaster lends his insight into the week's multiple rivalry games, among others, and explains his picks.

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.

Fifteen power-conference teams opened the season 4-0, but not all are equally worthy of acclaim. Who has proven their worth, who has work left to do and what are the nation's best (and worst) games in Week 5?

Can USC beat Stanford? Saturday will bring Heisman favorite Matt Barkley's final chance. Meanwhile, the Spartans and Irish clash in a battle of ranked teams in East Lansing. Oh, and don't forget Louisiana-Monroe.

College GameDay is traveling further north into SEC Country to see ... Florida again. Gators-Vols headlines the country's top games, but an additional trio of matchups is jostling to steal your eyes this weekend.

In the latest rankings by TexAgs' Olin Buchanan, a Heisman Trophy voter since 1993, blazing performances in Week 1 pushed a quartet of names in line behind the favorite in the race for college football's top honor.

TexAgs.com senior writer Billy Liucci shares his thoughts on A&M's current recruiting efforts after a week full of camps around the state. Get the scoop on some of A&M's top 2013 and 2014 prospects here.

With the release of the updated Top 113 in '13 recruiting rankings, Liucci spotlights the best of the best — the top players, as it stands now, at every position in the Lone Star State in 2013. Who made the cut?

Despite the breadth of talented football players coming out of Texas each season, a number of the nation's top prospects lie outside the Great State's borders — and the A&M staff is out courting a number of them.

A&M baseball coach Rob Childress joins Gabe Bock each Monday on TexAgs Radio. This week, he talks about the Aggies' 5-0 week, the sweep over Michigan State, where his team is through 12 games and more.

No. 5 A&M put itself in an early four-run hole, but a solid stretch of pitching, a series of timely hits and a refusal to quit led to nine unanswered scores and a win against Michigan State. The Ags improved to 11-1.

A&M senior right-hander Ross Stripling worked eight shutout innings, allowing just five hits to lead the fifth-ranked Aggies to a 4-0 victory over Michigan State Saturday in front of 5,532 at Blue Bell Park.

Former Texas A&M all-time great first baseman John Scheschuk joined Gabe Bock and Scott Clendenin on Friday to talk Aggie baseball for a segment. Gabe and Scott breakdown the Michigan St. series as well.

No. 5 Texas A&M received a two-hit, three-RBI game from All-American Tyler Naquin, fellow All-American Michael Wacha allowed two runs in seven frames and the Ags held on late for a 7-3 win over Michigan St.

A&M RHP Rafael Pineda spoke exclusively with Gabe Bock about his journey from The Dominican Republic, to going through an injury-plagued period, to becoming a father and growing up on the mound at A&M.