By Aggies, For Aggies
By Kevin Stacy When people think of Texas A&M, the sport of ice hockey isn’t usually the first thing that comes to mind. After all, temperatures in College Station rarely get cold enough to put frost on the ground, much less create a frozen pond. However, for one particular group of Aggies, hockey is not [...]
By Kevin Stacy When people think of Texas A&M, the sport of ice hockey isn’t usually the first thing that comes to mind. After all, temperatures in College Station rarely get cold enough to put frost on the ground, much less create a frozen pond. However, for one particular group of Aggies, hockey is not [...]
By Turner Dawson After their crushing loss to Oklahoma State last Thursday night, the Aggies will try to regroup as they head to Dallas this Saturday to take on the Arkansas Razorbacks. Both teams are coming in with identical 3-1 records, but those records don’t tell the full story. Arkansas is coming off of their [...]
By Ian Soares On a soccer team there are Forwards that specialize in offense and there are Defenders, who along with the Goalie, specialize in protecting the goal. But right in the middle of all the action there are the Midfielders. These are the players who get to balance that line between scoring and defending. [...]
By Kevin Stacy One month of school is in the books, and after being trapped in stuffy classrooms for the past several weeks, many students are getting the itch for adventure and hearing the call of the great outdoors. Yes, fall is in the air, and as the temperature begins to cool off, it’s the [...]
By Turner Dawson As the Aggies head to Stillwater on Thursday to take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys, there is a lot of uncertainty about both teams. Both have started out with three cupcake non-conference opponents at home and both teams got a scare from one of those teams. This will be the first big [...]
By Ian Soares Just a few short weeks ago, the Texas A&M volleyball team began preparation for the 2010 season with high expectations for starting outside hitter Kelsey Black. The junior from Amarillo, TX was one of only four upperclassmen on the team. Her leadership would prove valuable to a young team needing to gain [...]
By Kevin Stacy Not many people can say that they’ve competed head-to-head against a three-time Olympian. But that’s exactly what Kevin Porter, a Junior Economics major from Ft. Worth, got to do as part of the Texas A&M Judo Team. “I lost,” Porter said. “But it was a really fun and exciting match.” Judo is [...]
By Turner Dawson The Texas A&M football team is entering their bye week and preparing for a Thursday night, primetime match up with Oklahoma State on September 30th. The Aggies are 3-0 after facing some sub-par competition to start the year. So what have we learned thus far? Offense The offense is supremely talented, but [...]