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27. November 2009 | 03:00

Cities place food bet on Aggies, ‘Horns game

Judge Jim Yarbrough and Texas Citys city attorney Ron Plackemeier have bet a meal cooked by the losers team in Thursdays Longhorns at Aggies game. (News Source: Galveston County Daily News - 18:42:25)

Aggies and Tigers do battle in Anaheim

The 19th-ranked Clemson Tigers have won 30 straight games in the month of November and they will try to extend that streak today against the Texas A&M Aggies in the first round of the 76 Classic at the Anaheim Convention Center. The victor of this bout will advance to the semifinals against either Long Beach State or West Virginia on Friday. (News Source: WKBN 27 Youngstown - 16:11:02)

Aggies blast Bengals

There was no worry about a second-half let down this time. The Aggies put their collective feet to the pedal and never really let up Tuesday night at the Dee Glen Smith Spectrum. (News Source: The Logan Herald Journal - 07:22:55)

Moral victories aren’t cutting it for Aggies

Utah State head football coach Gary Andersen is tired of hearing how close his team is to finally getting over the hump. I don’t blame him. I’m tired of seeing the Aggies come oh so close to getting over that proverbial hump, yet falling a little short. (News Source: The Logan Herald Journal - 07:23:15)

Aggies memorialize lives lost with new traditions

The Longhorns and Aggies meet on the gridiron Thursday, for the 116th time. All sorts of traditions surround this rivalry, from the Hex Rally in Austin to Midnight Yell in College Station. But in 1999, one tradition ended in tragedy. (News Source: News 8 Austin - 03:42:27)

The Aggies are coming … in droves

When the Class 3A playoffs resume Friday night, the Hamilton Aggies will be in Piedmont. They won’t have come alone. (News Source: The Piedmont Journal - 06:05:13)

Aggies stun No. 19 Clemson in first round of Classic

B.J. Holmes scored 20 points to help Texas A&M upset No. 19 Clemson 69-60 on Thursday in the first round of the 76 Classic. (News Source: CBS Sports - 00:39:57)

A&M eligible for bowl after Michael’s record TD run sparks Aggies past Baylor, 38-3

Texas A&M’s Christine Michael sprints past Jeremy Miller and the rest of Baylor’s defense for a 97-yard touchdown run - a school record - during the Aggies’ 38-3 win over the Bears on Saturday. (News Source: Temple Daily Telegram - 06:15:01)

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