Logan Lee - former A&M Basketball player, coach at A&M and Kentucky, former officlal - joined the Louie Belina show and gives a catch up/state of the union address on everything Bucky Ball before they head to the Bahamas.  Logan is fired up, Louie is buying all the Bucky stock he can get.

Listen in Arkansas.

Louie says Marcel leveling up should be expected and asks who on defense can win a game by themselves.  The Astros are .500 and Louie is emotional.  SEC Media Days with LSU.

Tony and Louie talk about SEC Media Days - A&M appearance, data vs years watching, it is Tony's birthday, and 3 underated A&M football stats.

Louie opens with the hate for the 24 team playoff and Big10 vs SEC in the CFP.  Then we "Listen In" to Minchey of Kentucky and LaNorris of South Carolina.  SEC Media Days roll on.

Olin has stories about travel, eating with Liucci, and partying with his son.  AND, they talk about which Aggie FB players could end up with ALL SEC honors, their belief in Cushing, and win vs results?

Joe and Louie get into the trade dead line dilemna (24 of 30 teams are still in contentions), lots of Astros talk, and they really go full nostalgia mode on the old 30 for 30's from ESPN.  A "Listen In" with John Matter from OU from SEC Media Days.

A&M Baseball draftees update (they all gone but Freshcorn), Arch Manning from SEC Media Days, and This Day in History.

Brett and Louie preview the ACC (Atlantic Canes Conference, Big12 (Texas Tech so out talents everyone), and the Big10 (Oregon for the Natty).  They also discuss how to measure the strenght of a conference.  A "Listen In" with Arkansas and Ryan Silverfield.

Louie goes inside the Maroow and White Notebook (a look around Aggie Athletics), then updates on the Louie Belina Show Summer Edition ending Friday and changes for the Fall.  A "Listen In" with LSU and Lane Kiffin.

A&M picked 5 for the conference championship, 4th overall in the league, and no secondary player? got all conference honors.  Louie is not so sure about all that.  Then a "Listen In" with Sark and Texas.