Texas A&M just landed a major transfer portal win: former Alabama wide receiver Isaiah Horton has committed to the Aggies, giving Mike Elko a proven, SEC-tested playmaker for 2026. Horton transferred to Alabama ahead of 2025 and immediately produced—42 catches, 511 yards, and 8 TDs (team-high)—after a productive three-year run at Miami, including a breakout 2024 season.

On this episode of The Texas A&M Aggies Daily Blitz Podcast with Timm “IndyCarTim” Hamm, we break down what Horton brings to the Aggies’ offense, how his skill set fits, why his touchdown production matters, and what this commitment says about A&M’s portal momentum after a historic season that included the program’s first CFP appearance.

👇 Sound off: Is Horton the WR1 for 2026? And what’s the next portal need—RB, EDGE, or another WR?

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Texas A&M is one of the most talked-about programs at the Under Armour All-America Game, and for good reason. In this episode of The Texas A&M Aggies Daily Blitz Podcast, Timm “IndyCarTim” Hamm breaks down Aggie commits shining in Orlando, five-star targets trending toward College Station, and why Mike Elko’s recruiting momentum feels very real.

From dominant defensive backs to elite edge rushers and offensive linemen, the Aggies are setting the pace as they chase one of the nation’s top recruiting classes. Is Texas A&M building something special? Let’s talk about it.

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The Texas A&M Aggies’ dream season ended in heartbreak at Kyle Field, falling 10-3 to Miami in the College Football Playoff. Timm “IndyCarTim” Hamm breaks down the brutal finish — the windy chaos, missed field goals, Marcel Reed’s costly interceptions, Miami’s late touchdown, and a game that felt strange from start to finish.

We dive into:

• What went wrong offensively

• Miami’s game-changing final drive

• Reed’s struggles and what they mean for 2026

• How special teams and weather flipped the script

A somber night in Aggieland — and a tough ending to an otherwise historic season.

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It’s win-or-go-home time in College Station.

In this episode of “The Texas A&M Aggies Daily Blitz with Timm ‘IndyCarTim’ Hamm,” Timm is joined by Miami Hurricanes beat writer Anthony Aguirre to break down Texas A&M vs. Miami in Round 1 of the College Football Playoff at Kyle Field.

They dive into:

• The quarterback battle and who has the edge
• How the trenches will decide this game
• Key matchups that could flip momentum
• What the Aggies must do to protect home turf

CFP atmosphere, 12th Man energy, and a trip to the next round on the line—this is as real as it gets.

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Welcome in, Aggies fans! It’s Selection Sunday, and Texas A&M is officially IN the College Football Playoff for the first time in program history — but the committee showed ZERO love.

The Aggies land a brutal No. 7 seed and now face the Miami Hurricanes in Round 1. Win that, and the reward is a likely matchup with the defending national champion Ohio State Buckeyes… and potentially Georgia after that.

Timm “IndyCarTim” Hamm breaks down why A&M drew the toughest path of all 12 teams, why the committee dropped the ball, and why the Aggies are STILL built to make a run at the national title.

👉 Did the CFP disrespect Texas A&M?

👉 How does A&M match up with Miami, Ohio State, and Georgia?

👉 Is this the toughest playoff road we’ve ever seen?

All that and more on today’s episode of The Texas A&M Aggies Daily Blitz Podcast on Fan Stream Sports.

Gig ‘em, Aggies. Let’s go to war.

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Welcome into another edition of the Texas A&M Aggies Daily Blitz Podcast with Timm “IndyCarTim” Hamm — and boy, did Signing Day get loud fast.

Texas A&M opened Early National Signing Day celebrating 12 new Aggie signees… and then the coaching carousel kicked open the doors in College Station. Reports surfaced that offensive coordinator Collin Klein — a Kansas State legend — is expected to return to Manhattan as the Wildcats’ next head coach, with Chris Klieman reportedly retiring.

Klein isn’t just a familiar face at Kansas State. He is the face of one of their best modern eras, leading the Wildcats to a 21–5 run and a Heisman finalist finish in 2012. Now he could be heading back home to run the show.

On today’s episode, we break down:

🏈 What Klein’s potential departure means for A&M’s offense

🏈 Why Mike Elko isn’t panicking — and says you shouldn’t either

🏈 How losing top assistants is proof A&M is hiring big-time talent

🏈 Why Kansas State is the one job Klein might actually leave for

🏈 The recruiting class reaction — and why this move could help, not hurt

Elko addressed the news head-on during his Signing Day press conference, comparing Klein’s situation to losing players early to the NFL: when you develop elite talent, the industry comes calling. And that might be the best endorsement A&M could ever ask for.

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On today’s episode of The Texas A&M Aggies Daily Blitz with IndyCarTim, we break down the news of five-star safety Bralan Womack flipping to Mississippi State — and why Aggieland should NOT panic.

Timm explains why losing a head-to-head recruiting battle stings, but also why Texas A&M’s 2026 defensive back class is still one of the nastiest in the nation. With Brandon Arrington, Camren Hamilton, Tylan Wilson, Victor Singleton, and Chance Collins already committed, A&M remains absolutely STACKED on the backend.

Plus:

• Why Womack’s Mississippi roots played a major role

• Why the Aggies’ DB room is still elite without him

• What to expect heading into Early National Signing Day

• Why Texas A&M continues to recruit like a playoff program

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The No. 5 Texas A&M Aggies stayed perfect, beating Florida 34-17 in College Station to improve to 6-0 for the first time since 2016! Marcel Reed threw darts, Rueben Owens slammed the door late, and Billy Napier still can’t buy a ranked-road win. Host TImm 'IndyCarTim' Hamm breaks down the win, the injury scare for Le’Veon Moss, and why this Aggies team might actually be College Football Playoff-bound.

🏈 In this episode:

• Marcel Reed’s breakout night
• Le’Veon Moss injury update
• Rueben Owens the closer
• Dayon Hayes’ strip sack that sealed it
• Billy Napier’s nightmare road record (0-14!)
• What 6-0 means for A&M’s playoff push

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