After trying to strong-arm other members of the Power 5 to sit out the 2020 season with them, the Big Ten decided that they'd play an abbreviated, conference-only schedule like everyone else, and big-time college football in the midwest finally makes its return this weekend.

The Athletic's Andy Staples discusses which head coaches have the most job security aside from the big names, who the next sleeping giant in CFB could be and looks at how the new name and likeness rules can appeal to recruits.

Billy Liucci fields another round of subscriber questions about latest with Texas A&M football, including the Aggies' tight end rotation for this season, the competition in the safety room and much more.

The past three years, quarterbacks have come out of nowhere and go on to be drafted No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft. With Trevor Lawrence all but certain to be the first pick in 2021, John Harris offers a few possibilities at signal-caller who could make a run at that claim.

As the NCAA considers allowing players to return to college campuses, Billy Liucci runs down the benefits of that move and takes an in-depth look at the recruiting trends for the Aggies and other programs around the country.

The final weekend viewing guide of the year is a super-sized one, with a fascinating Friday in-store before high-stakes rivalries are renewed. Nicole Auerbach provides a guide for you to maximize your Thanksgiving weekend.

David Sandhop shares his thoughts after another weekend of college football following an A&M win over South Carolina. This week, Hop highlights a big day from Chuck Oliver, explains what the Paul Bunyan trophy is and much more.

The stretch run is here and with chaos at the top, Week 12 should provide more answers as litmus tests such as Oklahoma-Baylor take the field. Additionally, the top-tier teams will be focused on putting together complete performances.

Assuming Minnesota finishes the regular season undefeated but falls to Ohio State in the Big Ten title game, the Gophers would have the best one-loss resumé in the country. Would it be enough to get them in the playoff over the likes of Alabama, Oklahoma and others?

LSU-Alabama is undoubtedly the main event on Saturday, however, Weekend 11 offers a full array of games with implications of all sizes and on paper appears to be some of the best matchups this season.

New title, same old Hop. David Sandhop shares his thoughts after another weekend of college football and another loss at Kyle Field. This week, Hop discusses his observations from A&M's loss No. 1 Alabama, Ed O's surprising success and much more.

After a slow start against the Gophers Sunday night in the Vancouver Showcase, the Aggies stormed back and took the lead on a 12-0 run. They were unable to close, however, after a couple of bad possessions in the closing two minutes gave Minnesota the lead again for good.

The Aggies' losing streak was extended to three games on Sunday night as they fell to Minnesota 69-64 in Vancouver. Brandon Mahan led the way with 17 points but turnovers plagued the maroon and white down the stretch.

After a narrow loss to UC Irvine and a blowout loss to No. 3 Gonzaga, the Aggies will attempt to get back in the win column as they play Minnesota in Vancouver. Logan Lee previews the game against the Golden Gophers.

For the second consecutive year, Texas A&M is on to the super regional round — and this time, the Aggies will host. They earned it with a simply dominant showing in the College Station Regional, fueling ideas of the team's potential with TCU up next.

The Aggies completed their run through the College Station Regional on Friday by beating their third team of the weekend. Utilizing a dominant performance from the pitching staff, Texas A&M shut down the Gophers' powerful bats to set up a rematch with TCU.

One of a select group of presumptive title favorites heading into the NCAA Tournament, No. 4 overall seed Texas A&M is set to host Minnesota, Wake Forest and Binghamton in the College Station Regional. On Thursday all four teams met the media to discuss.

Postseason baseball is returning to Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park: No. 4 overall seed Texas A&M will play host to Minnesota, Wake Forest and Binghamton in the College Station Regional beginning Friday. Four teams enter — only one will leave.