It’s time for hour 3 with David Nuno as Billy Liucci joins the studio to discuss the recent SEC media poll, expectations on the Aggie season, recruiting updates, and what to expect from the recent Aggie transfers and their impact on the upcoming season. Billy delves deep into where he thinks the Aggies finish and what to expect from the rest of the SEC teams this year.

It’s the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan and David Nuno! To start off the day, they discuss SEC Media Days, perception of the 2024 Aggie football season, and they take callers Steve and Brad from Brenham to discuss Texas arrogance and the content by Texags at the SEC Media Day.

It’s time for Recruiting Country with David Nuno and Ryan Brauninger! They discuss SEC recruiting, the transfer portal, and Aggie baseball.  Then they’re joined by Jordan Pugh and Kay Naegeli to discuss SEC Media Days, Elko’s effect in on the current roster in Aggieland, and the pulse of Bryan/College Station heading into football season.

It’s the Final Hour with David Nuno as he’s joined with Billy Liucci to discuss SEC Media days. The two also discuss expectations for the Aggie wide receiving corps, Connor Weigman and the Notre Dame game. Billy responds to unfounded criticism of Shemar Turner, Turner’s projections for 2024, and Elko’s confidence in the secondary.

It's the GO Hour with Olin Buchanan and David Nuno! Live from SEC Media Days, they start off by discussing local reporters and portal skills. Then, Nick Roush joins them to discuss Coach Stoops.

It's the second hour of TexAgs Radio! In this hour, we interview Sam Acho & Connor O'Gara.

It's the third and final hour of TexAgs Radio! In this hour, we interview Randall Cobb, John Nabors and Jacob Goins.

David and Olin open up the show for the Go Hour talking about if Kirby Smart’s legacy will surpass Saban’s  and if Horns Down will actually be a penalty in the SEC. Kris Budden of ESPN joins to discuss Aggie football, Mike Elko and the College World Series experience. Billy Liucci joins to talk about the All Star Game experience and national media perception of the fate of the Aggie Football program under Mike Elko. Roman Harper joins Texags Radio to talk about the pitfalls of an SEC schedule and his impressions of the SEC overall. Will LSU take a step back? Will Texas be competitive? How will Oklahoma fair? What will the Aggies be like under Elko? Roman and Billy go into detail and more providing their unique insights on the landscape of the best conference in college football.

David opens up talking with Chris Phillips about content creation in the SEC and their impressions on Billy Napier, the Florida Gators and their rough schedule in the SEC. How will the Aggies fair against Notre Dame? Will they exceed expectations? Will they meet expectations? Is 9-3 exceeding expectations?  Is A&M a sleeper in the SEC? J.D. PicKell and Dennis Dodd join to talk all things A&M and perceptions on Mike Elko. What has Elko inherited and what has he brought in through the transfer portal, the culture and expectation of an Elko coached team and what fans can expect to see in 2024 and beyond.

Peter Burns joins Texags radio and Billy Liucci to share his unique insight on all things SEC from working with Nick Saban, the climate of the upcoming SEC season, Texas Aggie football, and his rise to prominence in the college football world. He shares stories and thoughts on what to expect in the SEC in 2024. Cole Cubelic from ESPN and the SEC network talks SEC media days. What will Elko get out of the current A&M roster? How will Connor Weigman do at A&M under Colin Klein? Cole provides valuable wisdom to help paint a clear picture on what A&M will do in 2024. Greg Sankey joins Texags to provide his outlook on the SEC, expansion, and what to expect in the future. He also shares his thoughts on the All Star Game, SEC media days, and excitement in reigniting rivalries that burned bright in the Southwest Conference.  Commissioner Sankey talks how the SEC will utilize new advancements in technology, A.I., etc. to further the footprint of the SEC.