While it's upsetting that Texas A&M fell to Alabama by 28 points, maybe the Aggies just aren't there yet. According to ESPN and SEC Network's Tom Hart, perhaps this week's showdown with Florida provides a better litmus test.

Mike Huguenin joined TexAgs Radio to discuss this past weekend in college football, including two head-scratching losses from Texas and Oklahoma. With the Red River Rivalry upcoming, Huguenin explains how the temperature will be turned up on the losing coach.

David Sandhop muses on the weekend that was in college football, including A&M's struggles despite winning usually important statistical categories, the fullscale meltdown in the Big 12 and more.

While a loss to another explosive Alabama team isn't cause for panic, Billy Liucci writes that the Aggies must do whatever it takes to set a different tone and direction for the rest of their season.

With limited practice time and all the quirks of a pandemic, many speculated that Mike Leach might struggle to install his offense in Starkville. As it turns out, his system may be a cheat code to success in such an unusual season.

Mississippi State's KJ Costello and Florida's Kyle Trask put on quite the impressive passing displays in week one, but despite some more potent offenses in the Southeastern Conference this year, the league will still be won in the trenches.

Billy Liucci returned with another written edition of Ask Liucci, this time addressing the importance of getting the Aggies' rushing attack going against the Tide, whether we'll see Demond Demas or Devon Achane in Tuscaloosa this weekend and much more.

After upsetting the defending national champions in Death Valley last week, Mike Leach's Mississippi State Bulldogs appear to be a threat in the SEC West. According to Brett Ciancia, we should tap the breaks on calling the Bulldogs a contender despite their potent offense.

Mike Huguenin, Olin Buchanan and Cole Cubelic will pick the best performers each week from around the Southeastern Conference by naming their All-SEC team of the week. In their initial list of 2020, K.J. Costello's spectacular passing display lands him at the top of their list.

Texas A&M opened the 2020 season with an often frustrating 17-12 victory over Vanderbilt on Saturday night. Unless the Aggies can improve dramatically, the remainder of a daunting 2020 season could get ugly.

David Sandhop's weekly reflections are back for a second consecutive season as this week Hop shares his thoughts on Texas A&M's near disaster with Vanderbilt, Oklahoma's actual disaster in Norman and what basketball hoops have to do with college football in 2020.

The Athletic's Andy Staples joined TexAgs Radio to preview week one from around the Southeastern Conference and what he's most intrigued by Saturday's slate. Don't worry, Staples also mixed in a little bit of food talk into the interview as well.

Week One of Southeastern Conference play is finally here, and we had ESPN and SEC Network analyst Cole Cubelic give us a heads up on which players he'll be watching across the SEC in 2020, including a couple of Aggies.

While Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher certainly doesn't need any help, sometimes a tip or two can come in handy. Here's a list of single things to focus on in each of the Aggies' games this season that should improve the Maroon & White's chances of victory.

TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci answers another round of subscriber questions, ranging from his favorite (and worst) sports memories to the current state of Texas A&M recruiting and hitting on almost everything in-between.

The Athletic's Andy Staples discusses which college coaches fly under the radar when it comes to excellent talent development, which fanbases are more willing to accept mediocrity and what will be done about conference media days.

Brett Ciancia, the owner of Pick Six Previews, offers an extensive preview of every Power Five college football program on his website. He joined TexAgs Radio to share his thoughts on the Aggies, and SEC West in 2020.

While other SEC programs will feel the growing pains from either new head coaches, new starting quarterbacks or both, Texas A&M returns as one of the most experienced teams in the league, and that experience could give the Aggies an advantage in 2020.