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Texas–Texas A&M football rivalry

Lone Star Showdown
SportFootball
First meetingOctober 19, 1894
Texas 38, Texas A&M 0
Latest meetingNovember 24, 2011
Texas 27, Texas A&M 25
Next meetingNovember 30, 2024
Statistics
Meetings total118
All-time seriesTexas leads, 76–37–5[1]
Largest victoryTexas, 48–0 (1898)
Longest win streakTexas, 10 (1957–1966)
Current win streakTexas, 1 (2011–present)
Locations of Texas A&M and Texas

The Texas–Texas A&M football rivalry is an American college football rivalry between the Texas Longhorns and the Texas A&M Aggies.[2] The rivalry was played every year between 1915 and 2011, until A&M left the Big 12 Conference to join the Southeastern Conference[3] during the 2010–12 Southeastern Conference realignment as a part of the wider 2010–2014 NCAA conference realignment. Texas currently leads the series 76–37–5.[4] Texas and Texas A&M will resume this game starting on November 30, 2024as a part of the Southeastern Conference's rivalry week at the end of the regular season.

History

The first meeting was in 1894. By 1911, Texas led the series 15–4–2. The series went back and forth until 1939, with games overwhelmingly won by the home team, but Texas still led 27–15–4. UT Dominated the rivalry over the next 4 decades with a 36–7–1 record. A&M enjoyed their greatest success in the series thereafter from 1984–1994 with a 10–1 run. From there on Texas won 12 of the last 17 between the two programs.

In July 2011, A&M elected to join the Southeastern Conference beginning in 2012.[5] The move to switch conferences resulted in the ending of the annual rivalry. On November 24, 2011, UT faced A&M in College Station in the final scheduled annual meeting. Texas won 27–25 on a field goal by Justin Tucker as time expired. In January 2013, a Texas state legislator filed a bill that would require them to play each other every year.[6] The bill was referred to the House Committee on Higher Education on February 18, 2013.[7]

Attempts to revive the series

In June 2017, A&M's former athletic director, Bill Byrne, was quoted in an article saying, "Their AD (DeLoss Dodds) at the time came out and said we will never play Texas A&M again, and they worked along with Baylor and the conference to have no one in the (Big 12) schedule us...there were other forces at work to make sure we didn't play."[8] Byrne's comments refer to his last year as athletic director in 2012, during which A&M was in the midst of transitioning to the Southeastern Conference.

In September 2017, UT students were polled in a university-wide referendum in which 96.71 percent said "Yes" when asked if they were in favor of bringing the game back or not. Later, in February 2019, during Texas A&M's spring student body elections, 88.71 percent (13,359) of 15,060 voters said "Yes" when asked if they were in favor of reintroducing the rivalry as a non-conference matchup.[9] Both polls were organized by student representatives from both schools in a movement entitled, "Reinstate the Rivalry."

In December 2017, Chris Del Conte was named athletic director of the University of Texas.[10] Shortly thereafter, Del Conte contacted Texas A&M athletic director Scott Woodward with a proposition to schedule a home-and-home series in 2022–23, but Woodward declined, as Texas A&M's non-conference schedule was already filled for those seasons.[11][12] Again in 2019 during a panel at the 2019 Texas Tribune Festival, Del Conte stated his support for a resumption of the series.[13]

In November 2018, GOP San Antonio Rep. Lyle Larson proposed and filed a bill that would require Texas and Texas A&M to play every year on or around Thanksgiving day.[14] In February 2019, the bill gained the support of Texas Governor Greg Abbott who also voiced support for the resumption of the rivalry.[15] The bill never gained wide support and died in committee,[16] but later in June 2019, Gov. Abbott stated that he had been working with leadership of both universities to schedule a two-game matchup at some future point.[17]

In July 2019, coaches of both schools' football teams reaffirmed their desire to resume the rivalry game.[18]

Resumption of the rivalry

In 2024, Texas left the Big 12 Conference to join the Southeastern Conference, which means the rivalry will resume as a conference game;[19] Texas will travel to Texas A&M during the 2024 season to play the first game between the two in 13 years.

Aspects of the rivalry

Each school mentions the other in its fight song or similar:

  • Texas Fight includes "and it's goodbye to A&M". The song's author, Col. Walter S. Hunnicutt, originally wrote "Texas Fight" as a retort to A&M taunts, songs and yells that he claimed ridiculed "The Eyes of Texas".[20]
  • World War I Marine and A&M student J.V. "Pinky" Wilson originally wrote the Aggie War Hymn as "Goodbye to Texas University". This is mentioned twice in the second verse, and the second verse also says, "So long to the orange and white" and "'The Eyes of Texas are upon you' / That is the song they sing so well", sometimes followed by "Sounds like hell!". After the second verse – the original song – is sung twice, Aggie fans link their arms and legs and sway left and right to replicate the motion of a saw blade and "saw Varsity's horns off" in reference to the Texas football team simply being known as Varsity before adopting the Longhorn as their mascot.[21].

The football series was the third longest in college football. The last regular season football game was usually reserved for the match-up. Each school has elaborate pregame preparations for the annual football clash, including the Aggie Bonfire and Hex Rally. Texas had a unique lighting scheme for the UT Tower after beating Texas A&M. The State Farm Lone Star Showdown, a full sports rivalry between the two schools, began in 2004, and ended in 2012 when Texas A&M moved to the Southeastern Conference.

1999 Bonfire game

The 1999 game at Kyle Field between the 5th-ranked Longhorns and the 17th-ranked Aggies took place just eight days after the annual Aggie Bonfire collapsed during its construction, killing 12 people – 11 current students and one former student – and injuring 27. Texas A&M players helped clear some of the fallen logs. In addition, the Texas Exes student chapter canceled the Hex Rally in favor of a "Unity Gathering" at the UT Tower and extended an invitation to all Aggies and their friends. The tower was darkened out of respect for those who had died in the collapse or been affected by it, and participants lit white candles instead of the usual red in memory of the fallen Aggies.[22]

The game began with a flyover of F-16 jets, all piloted by former A&M students, in the missing man formation. US Senator Phil Gramm donated the flyover, which he was entitled to upon his death as an elected official, asking instead that the fly-over be given instead in the honor of the 12 Aggies who died. 12 doves were also released before the game, one for each Aggie who had perished. Former US President George H. W. Bush attended, as did his son, Texas Governor and future US President George W. Bush.

At half-time, the Texas Longhorn Band dedicated their performance to the students lost and injured in the collapse, and ended by playing "Amazing Grace" and "Taps", then removing their white hats in a show of respect as they walked off the field. The Fightin' Texas Aggie Band also played a tribute to the victims and, contrary to the usual tradition, marched off the field in a silent cadence. Aggie students, who normally sit only when the opposing band plays, stood throughout both performances and gave both standing ovations. Texas A&M upset Texas 20–16 after scoring a go-ahead touchdown with 5:03 remaining and then forcing and recovering a fumble with 23 seconds to play.[23][24]

Game results

Texas victoriesTexas A&M victoriesTie games
No.DateLocationWinning teamLosing team
1 October 19, 1894 Austin Texas 38 Texas A&M 0
2 October 22, 1898 Austin Texas 48 Texas A&M 0
3 November 4, 1899 San Antonio Texas 6 Texas A&M 0
4 October 27, 1900 San Antonio Texas 5 Texas A&M 0
5 November 29, 1900[t] Austin Texas 11 Texas A&M 0
6 October 26, 1901 San Antonio Texas 17 Texas A&M 0
7 November 28, 1901[t] Austin Texas 32 Texas A&M 0
8 October 25, 1902 San Antonio Tie0Tie0
9 November 27, 1902[t] Austin Texas A&M 11 Texas 0
10 November 29, 1903 Austin Texas 29 Texas A&M 6
11 November 24, 1904[t] Austin Texas 34 Texas A&M 6
12 November 30, 1905[t] Austin Texas 27 Texas A&M 0
13 November 29, 1906[t] Austin Texas 24 Texas A&M 0
14 October 12, 1907 Dallas Tie0Tie0
15 November 28, 1907[t] Austin Texas 11 Texas A&M 6
16 November 9, 1908 Houston Texas 24 Texas A&M 8
17 November 29, 1908 Austin Texas 28 Texas A&M 12
18 November 8, 1909 Houston Texas A&M 23 Texas 0
19 November 25, 1909[t] Austin Texas A&M 5 Texas 0
20 November 14, 1910 Houston Texas A&M 14 Texas 8
21 November 13, 1911 Houston Texas 6 Texas A&M 0
22 November 19, 1915 College Station Texas A&M 13 Texas 0
23 November 30, 1916[t] Austin Texas 21 Texas A&M 7
24 November 20, 1917 College Station Texas A&M 7 Texas 0
25 November 28, 1918[t] Austin Texas 7 Texas A&M 0
26 November 27, 1919[t] College Station Texas A&M 7 Texas 0
27 November 25, 1920[t] Austin Texas 7 Texas A&M 3
28 November 24, 1921[t] College Station Tie0Tie0
29 November 30, 1922[t] Austin Texas A&M 14 Texas 7
30 November 29, 1923[t] College Station Texas 6 Texas A&M 0
31 November 27, 1924[t] Austin Texas 7 Texas A&M 0
32 November 26, 1925[t] College Station Texas A&M 28 Texas 0
33 November 25, 1926[t] Austin Texas 14 Texas A&M 5
34 November 24, 1927[t] College Station Texas A&M 28 Texas 7
35 November 29, 1928[t] Austin Texas 19 Texas A&M 0
36 November 28, 1929[t] College Station Texas A&M 13 Texas 0
37 November 27, 1930[t] Austin Texas 26 Texas A&M 0
38 November 26, 1931[t] College Station Texas A&M 7 Texas 6
39 November 24, 1932[t] Austin Texas 21 Texas A&M 0
40 November 30, 1933[t] College Station Tie10Tie10
41 November 29, 1934[t] Austin Texas 13 Texas A&M 0
No.DateLocationWinning teamLosing team
42 November 28, 1935[t] College Station Texas A&M 20 Texas 6
43 November 26, 1936[t] Austin Texas 7 Texas A&M 0
44 November 25, 1937[t] College Station Texas A&M 7 Texas 0
45 November 24, 1938[t] Austin Texas 7 Texas A&M 6
46 November 30, 1939[t] College Station #1 Texas A&M 20 Texas 0
47 November 28, 1940[t] Austin Texas 7 Texas A&M 0
48 November 27, 1941[t] College Station #10 Texas 23 #2 Texas A&M 0
49 November 26, 1942[t] Austin #18 Texas 12 Texas A&M 6
50 November 25, 1943[t] College Station #12 Texas 27 #16 Texas A&M 13
51 November 30, 1944[t] Austin Texas 6 Texas A&M 0
52 November 29, 1945[t] College Station #10 Texas 20 Texas A&M 10
53 November 28, 1946[t] Austin #20 Texas 24 Texas A&M 7
54 November 27, 1947[t] College Station #7 Texas 32 Texas A&M 13
55 November 25, 1948[t] Austin Tie14Tie14
56 November 24, 1949[t] College Station Texas 42 Texas A&M 14
57 November 30, 1950[t] Austin #3 Texas 17 Texas A&M 0
58 November 29, 1951[t] College Station Texas A&M 22 #16 Texas 21
59 November 27, 1952[t] Austin #10 Texas 32 Texas A&M 12
60 November 26, 1953[t] College Station #7 Texas 21 Texas A&M 12
61 November 25, 1954[t] Austin Texas 22 Texas A&M 13
62 November 24, 1955[t] College Station Texas 21 #8 Texas A&M 6
63 November 29, 1956[t] Austin #5 Texas A&M 34 Texas 21
64 November 28, 1957[t] College Station Texas 9 #4 Texas A&M 7
65 November 27, 1958[t] Austin Texas 27 Texas A&M 0
66 November 26, 1959[t] College Station #4 Texas 20 Texas A&M 17
67 November 24, 1960[t] Austin Texas 21 Texas A&M 14
68 November 23, 1961[t] College Station #5 Texas 25 Texas A&M 0
69 November 22, 1962[t] Austin #4 Texas 13 Texas A&M 3
70 November 28, 1963[t] College Station #1 Texas 15 Texas A&M 13
71 November 26, 1964[t] Austin #5 Texas 26 Texas A&M 7
72 November 25, 1965[t] College Station Texas 21 Texas A&M 17
73 November 24, 1966[t] Austin Texas 22 Texas A&M 14
74 November 23, 1967[t] College Station Texas A&M 10 Texas 7
75 November 28, 1968[t] Austin #6 Texas 35 Texas A&M 14
76 November 27, 1969[t] College Station #1 Texas 49 Texas A&M 12
77 November 26, 1970[t] Austin #1 Texas 52 Texas A&M 14
78 November 25, 1971[t] College Station #12 Texas 34 Texas A&M 14
79 November 23, 1972[t] Austin #7 Texas 38 Texas A&M 3
80 November 22, 1973[t] College Station #11 Texas 42 Texas A&M 13
81 November 29, 1974 Austin #17 Texas 32 #8 Texas A&M 3
82 November 28, 1975 College Station #2 Texas A&M 20 #5 Texas 10
No.DateLocationWinning teamLosing team
83 November 25, 1976[t] Austin #11 Texas A&M 27 Texas 3
84 November 26, 1977 College Station #1 Texas 57 #12 Texas A&M 28
85 December 2, 1978 Austin #14 Texas 22 Texas A&M 7
86 December 1, 1979 College Station Texas A&M 13 #6 Texas 7
87 November 29, 1980 Austin Texas A&M 24 Texas 14
88 November 26, 1981[t] College Station #7 Texas 21 Texas A&M 13
89 November 25, 1982[t] Austin #14 Texas 53 Texas A&M 16
90 November 26, 1983 College Station #2 Texas 45 Texas A&M 13
91 December 1, 1984 Austin Texas A&M 37 #13 Texas 12
92 November 28, 1985[t] College Station #15 Texas A&M 42 #18 Texas 10
93 November 27, 1986[t] Austin #10 Texas A&M 16 Texas 3
94 November 26, 1987[t] College Station #15 Texas A&M 20 Texas 13
95 November 24, 1988[t] Austin Texas A&M 28 Texas 24
96 December 2, 1989 College Station #16 Texas A&M 21 Texas 10
97 December 1, 1990 Austin #5 Texas 28 Texas A&M 27
98 November 28, 1991[t] College Station #10 Texas A&M 31 Texas 14
99 November 26, 1992[t] Austin #4 Texas A&M 34 Texas 13
100 November 25, 1993[t] College Station #8 Texas A&M 18 Texas 9
101 November 5, 1994 Austin #11 Texas A&M 34 Texas 10
102 December 2, 1995 College Station #9 Texas 16 #16 Texas A&M 6
103 November 29, 1996 Austin Texas 51 Texas A&M 15
104 November 28, 1997 College Station #15 Texas A&M 27 Texas 16
105 November 27, 1998 Austin Texas 26 #6 Texas A&M 24
106 November 26, 1999 College Station #24 Texas A&M 20 #7 Texas 16
107 November 24, 2000 Austin #12 Texas 43 #22 Texas A&M 17
108 November 23, 2001 College Station #5 Texas 21 Texas A&M 7
109 November 29, 2002 Austin #10 Texas 50 Texas A&M 20
110 November 28, 2003 College Station #6 Texas 46 Texas A&M 15
111 November 26, 2004 Austin #5 Texas 26 #22 Texas A&M 13
112 November 25, 2005 College Station #2 Texas 40 Texas A&M 29
113 November 24, 2006 Austin Texas A&M 12 #11 Texas 7
114 November 23, 2007 College Station Texas A&M 38 #14 Texas 30
115 November 27, 2008[t] Austin #4 Texas 49 Texas A&M 9
116 November 26, 2009[t] College Station #3 Texas 49 Texas A&M 39
117 November 25, 2010[t] Austin #17 Texas A&M 24 Texas 17
118 November 24, 2011[t] College Station #25 Texas 27 Texas A&M 25
119 November 30, 2024 College Station
Series: Texas leads 76–37–5[1]
[t] Thanksgiving Day game

In October 2006, General Mills announced they would honor the then third-longest running college football rivalry with a special edition Wheaties box. The box featured the helmets of Texas and Texas A&M and their respective home stadiums, Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium and Kyle Field, on either side. Although several individual college basketball and football teams had been featured previously on special edition boxes, this was the first time Wheaties had honored a rivalry series.[25]

The game's tradition figures into the plot of the 1978 stage musical The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and its film adaptation; in the show, each year the game's winners (in the story, the Aggies) would celebrate at the "Chicken Ranch," until an overzealous news reporter (a character based on Marvin Zindler) endeavors to close the legendary brothel.

See also

References

  1. ^ a b "Winsipedia – Texas Longhorns vs. Texas A&M Aggies football series history". Winsipedia.
  2. ^ "Texas A&M Aggies vs. Texas Longhorns: A Rivalry Renewed?".
  3. ^ "Texas A&M officially joins SEC". The Texas Tribune. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  4. ^ mcubed.net (2011). "Legislator files bill requiring Texas-Texas A&M to renew rivalry". mcubed.net. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  5. ^ "Texas A&M officially gets accepted into the SEC". ESPN.com. Retrieved July 23, 2018.
  6. ^ Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY Sports (January 29, 2013). "Legislator files bill requiring UT-Texas A&M to renew rivalry". Usatoday.com. Retrieved October 10, 2015.
  7. ^ "TX HB778 | 2013–2014 | 83rd Legislature". LegiScan. Retrieved October 10, 2015.
  8. ^ John Talty, AL.com (June 28, 2017). "Treasured rivalries still on indefinite hiatus since the SEC's big expansion". AL.com. Retrieved November 20, 2018.
  9. ^ "Student polls show overwhelming support to bring back Texas A&M-Texas football game". The Dallas Morning News. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  10. ^ "TCU Athletic Director Chris Del Conte hired by Texas". Frogs O' War. Retrieved August 23, 2018.
  11. ^ "Texas A&M declined UT series renewal proposal". ESPN.com. Retrieved August 23, 2018.
  12. ^ Tavarez, Chris (August 22, 2018). "Texas A&M refuses Texas' offer to renew football rivalry". KXAN. Retrieved August 23, 2018.
  13. ^ "UT athletic director says Longhorn-Aggie rivalry football game should happen". The Texas Tribune. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  14. ^ "Lawmaker proposes bill to force Aggies-Longhorns game after 7 years without it". KTRK-TV ABC 13. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  15. ^ "Texas Gov. Greg Abbott pushes revival of the Longhorns vs. Aggies football rivalry". The Dallas Morning News. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  16. ^ "Bill to reinstate Texas A&M and UT football game never gained ground". The Texas Tribune. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  17. ^ "Gov. Abbott hopes to schedule two-game football matchup between A&M and Texas". The Eagle. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  18. ^ "Texas A&M, Texas coaches reaffirm their desire to play rivalry game". KSLA 12 News. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  19. ^ "Source: Oklahoma Sooners, Texas Longhorns on the verge of making SEC move play". ESPN. Retrieved July 23, 2021.
  20. ^ University of Texas at Austin (July 28, 2013). "Traditions: 'Texas Fight'". Texas Longhorns (Texas Athletics). Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  21. ^ Texas A&M University (2020). "Aggie Songs". tamu.edu. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
  22. ^ "UT Cancels Hex Rally; Will Hold Unity Gathering". November 22, 1999. Archived from the original on March 16, 2005. Retrieved January 20, 2006.
  23. ^ Lebas, John (November 27, 1999), "Aggies Conquer 'Horns and Heartache", The Bryan-College Station Eagle, archived from the original on September 30, 2007, retrieved February 28, 2007
  24. ^ More Than a Game (VHS video). Texas A&M University. Retrieved August 17, 2024 – via YouTube.
  25. ^ "Wheaties Honors Historic Collegiate Football Rivalry" (Press release). General Mills. October 18, 2006. Archived from the original on December 25, 2007. Retrieved April 18, 2007.

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Italian sculptor (1525–1608) Alessandro Vittoria portrayed by Paolo Veronese Alessandro Vittoria funerary monument - San Zaccaria, Venice Alessandro Vittoria (1525 - 27 May 1608) was an Italian Mannerist sculptor of the Venetian school, one of the main representatives of the Venetian classical style[1] and rivalling Giambologna as the foremost sculptors of the late 16th century in Italy, producing works such as Annunciation (Art Institute of Chicago).[2] Biography Vittoria was …

For the Brad Paisley song, see Celebrity (Brad Paisley song). 2004 single by Barenaked LadiesCelebritySingle by Barenaked Ladiesfrom the album Everything to Everyone Released13 July 2004RecordedApril–June 2003GenreAlternative rockLength3:27LabelRepriseSongwriter(s)Kevin HearnSteven PageEd RobertsonProducer(s)Ron AnielloBarenaked Ladies singles chronology For You (2004) Celebrity (2004) One Little Slip (2005) Celebrity is a song by Canadian band Barenaked Ladies released from their album Everyt…

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