ESPN and SEC Network host Laura Rutledge joined Friday's edition of TexAgs Radio to react to the first week of games from across the country. Rutledge also offers her thoughts on the Aggies as they head to Denver to face Colorado on Saturday afternoon.

Olin Buchanan takes note of the rough starts to the college football season for the two coastal Power 5 conferences, plus his Heisman watch, playoff predictions and best matchups this weekend.

In Up to the SECond, David Nuño tackles the biggest storylines from across the nation as college football makes its triumphant return this weekend. Joining the first episode are Bryan Fischer, Lawton Swann, Radi Nabulsi, Gary Ferman, Matt Moscona and Anwar Richardson.

The Aggies might have a battle at quarterback, but they also have one of the best running games in the entire country. The SEC Network's Peter Burns joined Monday's edition of TexAgs Radio to discuss why he expects a run-heavy season in the SEC and why it favors A&M.

The Wrecking Crew might not be back in Aggieland, but the Aggies do boast one of the nation's top defenses thanks to defensive coordinator Mike Elko. With a strong showing in Saturday's Orange Bowl, the A&M defense could finish in the top ten for the first time since 2001.

Those in the national media love to point out Jimbo Fisher's mega-contract, which pays him $7.5 million per year. However, those same writers seem to gloss over the fact that many other coaches have huge salaries and don't win nearly as much as Fisher does.

Whether or not there is a college football season in 2020 is still up in the air, and many questions need to be answered before teams are allowed to return to the gridiron. The Athletic's Andy Staples attempts to answer a few of those pressing concerns.

During his teleconference on Tuesday, Texas A&M athletic director Ross Bjork addressed more questions pertaining to the coronavirus pandemic's impact on college athletics and, perhaps most importantly, whether a college football season will be played in the near future.

TexAgs presents a collection of our best shots from No. 18 Texas A&M's 0-3 weekend in the Frisco College Baseball Classic at Dr Pepper Ballpark.

No. 10 UCLA's bats got the best of Christian Roa and the rest of the A&M pitching staff on Saturday night, handing the Aggies a 10-2 loss in the Frisco Classic. Aside from a Hunter Coleman solo homer in the fourth, the A&M fireworks were pretty much nonexistent.

Nothing went right for the Aggies on Saturday night as the UCLA Bruins handed them their second loss of the season to the tune of 10-2. Gabe Bock shares his thoughts on the loss.

After suffering their first loss of the year, the No. 18 Aggies will look to respond against tenth-ranked UCLA on Saturday night. Follow along with Richard Zane as he provides live updates of the action between the Aggies and Bruins from Dr Pepper Ballpark.

No. 18 Texas A&M will be making just their second trip to the Frisco Classic this weekend where they will face Illinois, UCLA and Oklahoma State. This three-game round-robin tournament comes as the Aggies' first test against power-conference foes.

Florida State fired head coach Willie Taggert on Sunday, less than two seasons into his tenure at the helm of the Seminole program. This quick turn of events certainly begs the question: Who is the next power five coach that will be shown the door?

The Athletic's Andy Staples answers questions about the thorny issue of failing second-year coaches at major programs, imminent changes to NCAA rules about student-athlete compensation, and, of course, food.

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.

A lot of blame has been shoveled onto Texas A&M head coach Kevin Sumlin for the Aggie offense's inability to get going in the fourth quarter against the Bruins, but according to analyst John Harris, it should be passed around evenly.

The Texas A&M defense looked to have finally turned a corner through the first three quarters against the Bruins, but the collapse that followed was all-too-familiar for fans of the Ags. Billy Liucci looks at the good, the bad and the ugly of the Aggie defense's performance in the loss to UCLA.