Showing posts with label Texas A and M Aggies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Texas A and M Aggies. Show all posts
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Meineke Car Care Bowl: Aggies Hold Off Wildcats For First Bowl Win Since 2001; Northwestern Still Seeking First Bowl Win Since '49
At Houston:
Quarterback Ryan Tannenhill threw for 329 yards and a touchdown while running back Ben Malena ran for two more scores as Texas A&M (7-6) held off Northwestern (6-7) 33-22 in Saturday's Meineke Car Care Bowl. The win was the first in a bowl game for the Aggies since 2001 while the Wildcats, whose last bowl win came in the 1949 Rose Bowl, have lost an NCAA record-tying ninth straight bowl game.
Quarterback Ryan Tannenhill threw for 329 yards and a touchdown while running back Ben Malena ran for two more scores as Texas A&M (7-6) held off Northwestern (6-7) 33-22 in Saturday's Meineke Car Care Bowl. The win was the first in a bowl game for the Aggies since 2001 while the Wildcats, whose last bowl win came in the 1949 Rose Bowl, have lost an NCAA record-tying ninth straight bowl game.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Bayou Bengals Turn Up The Heat In The Second Half To Overpower Aggies At Jerry's House
At Arlington, Texas:
Quarterback Jordan Jefferson threw three touchdown passes to Terrance Toliver (42, 2, 41 yards) and ran for another as Louisiana State (11-2) defeated Texas A & M (9-4) 41-24 in Friday's edition of the AT&T Cotton Bowl.
Quarterback Jordan Jefferson threw three touchdown passes to Terrance Toliver (42, 2, 41 yards) and ran for another as Louisiana State (11-2) defeated Texas A & M (9-4) 41-24 in Friday's edition of the AT&T Cotton Bowl.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Dawgs Smother Clumsy Aggies
At Shreveport, Louisiana:
Quarterback Joe Cox threw for two touchdowns and running back Caleb King ran for two more as Georgia (8-5) broke open a game that was deadlocked early in the third quarter and overpowered Texas A&M (6-7) 44-20 in Monday's Advocare 100 Independence Bowl.
Quarterback Joe Cox threw for two touchdowns and running back Caleb King ran for two more as Georgia (8-5) broke open a game that was deadlocked early in the third quarter and overpowered Texas A&M (6-7) 44-20 in Monday's Advocare 100 Independence Bowl.
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