It's rivalry weekend in college football, and no other explanation is required. Grudge matches will pit ranked teams all over the country — some in the challenge for conference titles, some in the race for the Playoff.

We're entering the penultimate segment of the college football schedule, and you know what that means — at last the big games are here. On Saturday titans clash with playoff implications, it's make-or-break time in the SEC and Fenway will be hosting football.

Clemson defending its No. 1 ranking against Florida State won't even be the weekend's biggest focus — because Alabama vs. LSU is on the table. Meanwhile, we'll have our first chance to see whether or not TCU is legit.

The weekend's slate once again features only one matchup of ranked teams, but it's one that carries heavy implications for both the national race and the American Athletic Conference. Meanwhile, it's a cocktail party in Jacksonville — and the East title is up for grabs.

While the Aggie women put on one of the most dominant displays of the year in a 5-0 thrashing of Alcorn State, the Texas A&M men laid it all on the line against a tenacious Oklahoma State squad. With the victories, both teams advanced to the next round of the NCAA Tournament.

The Dallas Madison combo guard, a state top-five and national top-75 prospect, took note of A&M's recent prowess on the trail and enjoyed a strong visit for the Ole Miss game. Now, a decision is set for Thursday.

What's a man to do with a mythical $10,000 burning holes in his pockets? Stake it on his college football knowledge, naturally. Olin Buchanan's alter ego kicks off the season with a look at 10 headlining games.

On Saturday, the Texas A&M Aggies wrapped up their regular season with an 8-2 victory over the Oklahoma State Cowgirls. Eight player's careers were celebrated today on Senior Day at the complex.

On Friday night, the No. 24 Texas A&M softball team took game one of a two-game, non-conference series from the Oklahoma State Cowgirls 2-1. Jenna Stark and Reagan Boenker led the Ags with a solo homerun each.

With an expert's touch, the former SMU and Patriots running back and ESPN commentator explains his picks for the likely winners of Texas A&M-LSU and a number of other ranked matchups throughout the nation.

With an expert's touch and unique anecdotes, the former star SMU and Patriots running back and ESPN broadcaster lends his insight into the week's multiple rivalry games, among others, and explains his picks.

The 2014 Mount Pleasant wide receiver, one of the state's best, has been making the rounds to colleges around Texas ... but will he make a trip to A&M? He shared his thoughts on that and more with TexAgs.

It's rivalry week in college football, with historically chippy games spanning multiple conferences set to pit ranked opponents against each other, dispense bragging rights and help to clear up the BCS bowl picture.

Geno Smith, already among the favorites, surpassed video games with his statistics against Baylor. How is the race not over? TexAgs' Olin Buchanan, a Heisman voter since 1993, opines and adds four other names.

After a number of potent offenses put more than enough points on the board in last week's contests, this Saturday provides an opportunity for teams to get back on track and prove they belong among the best.

The announced commitment date for one priority Aggie target looms, while another is picking up interest from the nation's most dangerous programs. In the meantime who else has jumped onto the A&M board?

With the release of the updated Top 113 in '13 recruiting rankings, Liucci spotlights the best of the best — the top players, as it stands now, at every position in the Lone Star State in 2013. Who made the cut?

Texas A&M baseball coach Rob Childress joined Gabe Bock on Wednesday morning prior to game one of the Big 12 Tournament vs. Kansas. Get the head coach's thoughts entering post-season action in OKC.