In Up to the SECond, David Nuño and Kennedy Smith get you ready for the fourth week of college football across the country. Joining this week's episode are Connor O'Gara, Olin Buchanan, Tera Talmadge, Travis Johnson and Eric Cain.

True freshman running back Le'Veon Moss will get his first taste of Southeastern Conference play on Saturday night when the Aggies face the Hogs in Arlington. Moss spoke to TexAgs about bouncing back against Miami, looking ahead to SEC action and more.

The Aggies got the job done on Saturday night as the Maroon & White defeated Miami in front of a packed Kyle Field. True freshman OL Kam Dewberry joined Kennedy Smith to discuss cleaning up the details, focusing on continuous improvement of the O-line and more.

In Up to the SECond, David Nuño and Kennedy Smith get you ready for the third week of college football across the country. Joining this week's episode are Andre Ware, Billy Liucci, Alex Donno, Dean Legge and Zac Blackerby.

Dickinson Gator standout Donovan Green earned his first collegiate start in Texas A&M's Week Two loss to Appalachian State. On Sunday, the freshman tight end made his Stacked debut and spoke about adjusting to this level of college football, his recruitment and more.

Appalachian State handed Texas A&M an early-season loss, but Edgerrin Cooper is determined not to let one game impact the entire 2022 campaign. The linebacker spoke to Kennedy Smith about how he plans on attacking the coming days and weeks as the Miami game looms.

Following Texas A&M's loss to Appalachian State, Shemar Stewart is focused on next week's bout with Miami as the Aggies look to lock back in. The freshman defensive lineman sat down for an exclusive one-on-one to offer his thoughts on what needs to happen next.

Texas A&M's defense was on the field for over 40 minutes vs. Appalachian State as the Aggies gave up numerous third-down conversations in the loss. Freshman defensive lineman Anthony Lucas spoke about coming up short and what's next for the Maroon & White.

In Up to the SECond, David Nuño and Kennedy Smith get you ready for the second week of college football across the country. Joining this week's episode are Chris Doering, Tony Tsoukalas, Raheel Ramzanali, Nick Roush and Keith Allsep.

In Up to the SECond, David Nuño and Kennedy Smith tackle the biggest storylines from across the nation as CFB makes its triumphant return this weekend. Joining the first episode of 2022 are Dennis Dodd, Kevin Noon, John Brice, Tera Talmadge and Jordan Hill.

Last weekend, graduate student Allison Fields began her fifth and final season with Texas A&M volleyball. In an exclusive sitdown, Fields spoke to Kennedy Smith about coming back for another year, the energy surrounding the Aggies' 2022 club and much more.

Track star Ashton Schwartzman is fresh off winning the U20 4x400. Heading into his sophomore year, the Wisconsin native sat down with TexAgs to talk about the start of the school year, his big win at the U20 World Championships and the upcoming track season.

Senior leader Ali Russell has helped the Aggies get off to a 2-0-1 start to the 2022 campaign. The forward sat down with TexAgs to discuss the first three games of the 2022 season, new additions to the team, the support of the 12th Man and more.

True freshman running back Le'Veon Moss has garnered early praise from coach Jimbo Fisher. As fall camp nears a close, the Louisiana native joined TexAgs to talk about the adjustment to college ball, the Ags' running back room and more.

Ready to impress on the left side, redshirt freshman Trey Zuhn sat down with Kennedy Smith to talk about his progression during fall camp. The Colorado native also discussed which defensive teammates are challenging him at practice, his relationship with his family & more.

One of the top defenders in the Southeastern Conference, Karlina Sample begins her final season in Maroon & White on Thursday night when A&M travels to face No. 25 Clemson. Before the 2022 opener, Sample spoke to TexAgs to preview the Aggies' squad and more.

Between Fall Camp practices and finding time to go hunting, sophomore linebacker Edgerrin Cooper is an extremely busy person. The standout backer spoke to TexAgs about his schedule, the progression of the Aggie linebacking corps and much, much more.