The Fightin' Texas Aggies keep adding players through the transfer portal as Mike Elko's staff have made a splash early on. TexAgs' co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci sat down to tackle another round of subscriber questions on portal recruiting, A&M hoops and more.

TexAgs co-owner and executive editor Billy Liucci joined TexAgs Radio on Wednesday morning to discuss all things Texas A&M football as the transfer portal is officially closed. Liucci offered his thoughts on WRs coach Holmon Wiggins, the CFB Playoffs and much more.

It's almost time to head back to school, so it's only right we had "The Professor" school us on all things NFL and college football. On Wednesday morning, the Houston Texans' sidelines reporter John Harris discussed former Aggie wideout Mike Evans and more.

After falling in the National Championship game last season, Nick Saban and his Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Bryce Young return to settle some unfinished business. The Tide also returns its talented pass rush and will look to its transfers to replace key spots.

Texas A&M is losing Kenyon Green, DeMarvin Leal, Isaiah Spiller and Jalen Wydermyer to the NFL Draft. Those four Aggies are among the 30 Southeastern Conference player departing their respective programs early for April's selection process.

It's a rematch of the SEC championship game in Indianapolis tonight as the Alabama Crimson Tide clash with the Georgia Bulldogs for the national championship. Play-by-play extraordinaire Tom Hart joined TexAgs Radio on Monday morning to preview the matchup.

Mike Elko and the Texas A&M defense did just enough to beat Alabama, forcing a pair of turnovers and making stops at crucial moments in the game. Billy Liucci reviews the Aggies' defensive showing and details how they can get even better on that side of the ball.

Texas A&M and Alabama played an incredible football game under the lights at Kyle Field with the Aggies prevailing on Saturday night, 41-38. Olin Buchanan shares what he learned, loved and loathed from the Aggies' historic victory over the Tide.

Jimbo Fisher became the first former Nick Saban assistant to knock off his former boss as Texas A&M upset top-ranked Alabama at Kyle Field, 41-38. After leading most of the game, the Aggies had to dig out of a late hole behind the heroics of a hobbled Zach Calzada.

Dating back to 2013, Alabama has won the last eight contests against Texas A&M, and on Saturday, the Tide will come to Aggieland ranked No. 1 in the nation. Billy Liucci details the most important in-game battles as the Aggies prepare to face Goliath.

After losing back-to-back games, Texas A&M faces a daunting task as top-ranked Alabama comes into College Station. Olin Buchanan identifies the players to keep an eye on for both teams.

Texas A&M arrives at SEC Media Days on Wednesday and is joined by Alabama, Vanderbilt and Mississippi State. Keep track and watch as interviews roll in throughout the day.

Nick Saban and Alabama captured the program's 18th national title last season, and the Crimson Tide already have their sights set on No. 19. However, with nine players headed to the NFL, there are more question marks than usual in Tuscaloosa heading into the fall.

Despite not having a potent passing attack, Texas A&M went 9-1 in 2020 and finished fourth in the national rankings. Should the Aggie offense threaten deep more often, the Maroon & White could find themselves in contention for championships.

When Alabama's high-powered offense meets up with Georgia's stout defense on Saturday, it could determine the future of offense vs. defense in the Southeastern Conference. It's an interesting matchup between two teams featuring contrasting styles.

Brett Ciancia of Pick Six Previews joined to look back on Week Two around the Southeastern Conference as well as taking a look ahead to this weekend's slate of games in college football's premier conference.

Mike Huguenin, Olin Buchanan and Cole Cubelic were back at it again as they picked the top performers from Week Two around the Southeastern Conference, this week headlined by Alabama signal-caller Mac Jones, who threw for 435 yards and four scores against Texas A&M.

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.