Get ready for every Texas A&M matchup with the KBTX Sports Aggie Gameday Extra Podcast. Senior Texas A&M Sportswriter Travis L. Brown and sports director Tyler Shaw provide the insider information and analysis on all things Aggie athletics. Also, chief meteorologist and life-long Aggie Max Crawford brings the fan’s perspective and questions to the discussion. On your way to the game, hit play on the Aggie Gameday Extra Podcast to get ready for the action.
This week's episode is the big Texas A&M season preview. KBTX Senior Texas A&M sportswriter Travis L. Brown, chief meteorologist Max Crawford and sports director Tyler Shaw walk through A&M's offense, defense and schedule to pick out strengths and concerns as the Aggies enter the 2025 season.
AGGIE GAMEDAY EXTRA PODCAST EPISODE 51
THE HEADLINES:
- Dads on the Aggie football team.
- Kyle Field light show sightings.
- Aggie basketball adds transfer guard.
- Aggie soccer starts season 1-0-1.
THE CONVERSATION:
Previewing the Aggie football season by breaking down offense, defense and schedule. Plus record predictions from the Aggie Gameday Extra trio.
AROUND THE SEC:
Lots to talk about in this sparkly crime story from Kentucky.
The Aggie Gameday Extra Podcast celebrates its 50th episode with a structure reformat! KBTX senior Texas A&M sportswriter Travis L. Brown and chief meteorologist Max Crawford welcome new KBTX sports reporter Erin Patterson to the fold, look at the top headlines in Aggie sports and discuss how good quarterback Marcel Reed needs to be this year?
AGGIE GAMEDAY EXTRA PODCAST EPISODE 50
INTRO:
Introducing Erin.
THE HEADLINES:
-Aggies ranked No. 19 in AP poll
-Texas A&M completes lone scrimmage of fall
-Aggie tight ends room 'most diverse' in country
-A&M soccer starts season against Baylor
THE CONVERSATION:
Discussing Travis L. Brown column from this week on how good quarterback Marcel Reed needs to be this season: https://www.kbtx.com/2025/08/11/brown-how-good-does-texas-am-qb-reed-need-be-this-season/
AROUND THE SEC:
Our new segment where we talk about a goofy story from within the SEC footprint. This week, we jokingly ask, "What advanced idea or technology was lost from this theorized Louisiana ancient civilization?"