The Wrecking Crew prevails as Brett Stafford foolishly thinks he can get the 12th man at Kyle Field to quiet down in 1985. A&M crushed the Longhorns 42-10.
2nd Ranked Texas A&M takes on 5th ranked Texas in an epic battle in 1975. The Aggies under coach Emory Bellard take the win and launch a great era of Texas A&M football.
At the pinnacle of the Jackie Sherrill era at Texas A&M in the 1988 Cotton Bowl, Lance Pavlas takes over and lifts A&M. Being down 10-3, Pavlas and the Ags get two quick TDs in the second quarter and A&M wins going away 35-10 against Notre Dame and Tim Brown.
1992 Cotton Bowl: 9th ranked Texas A&M barely misses several opportunites that might have given them an historic win against Florida St. and changed history. A&M went undefeated in the SWC that year (8-0)and won the conference title. Florida St. won the game by a score of 10 to 2 and finished the season ranked 4th. A&M finished ranked 12th.
1985: A&M defeats Arkansas 10-6 in a critical game for Jackie Sherrill and the Aggies on the road to a SWC championship and Cotton Bowl. The defense shut out Arkansas and laid the foundation for A&M's "Wrecking Crew" defense, a nickname first used the following year by A&M DB Chet Brooks.
1997 - Texas A&M thoroughly beats down OU in Norman, as the Aggies take a 51-0 lead after 3 quarters before calling off the dogs. The score should have been much worse.
A&M's Bucky Richardson begins his legendary stint as Texas A&M's QB in 1987, coming into the game and leading the Aggies on a final drive to defeat Texas 20-13 and send A&M to the Cotton Bowl against Notre Dame.
1983 Texas A&M vs. Cal. After a great first half by Cal, and a subsequent 3rd quarter rally by A&M, the game ends in a way that could only be described as bizarre.
A&M's Jerrod Johnson gives a glimpse of his incredible talent in very limited duty in 2007, leading the team to TDs in six out of his seven drives. The only miss: His first drive which had a dropped pass.
Van Malone takes on Greg Hill and the Aggies in 1992. The Aggies prevail, but not before Malone shows some gritty football. Malone is now a defensive back coach for Texas A&M.
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