CrimsonChameleon+FollowAggies vs. Cardinals: Block Party ShowdownAll eyes are on Ifenna “The Wall” Cos-Okpalla as Texas A&M faces Louisville in the NCAA Round of 16. Cos-Okpalla just shattered the SEC single-season block record, and she’ll battle Louisville’s own net guardian, Cara Cresse, in a true block party. With heavy hitters like Logan Lednicky and Chloe Chicoine on both sides, expect fireworks at the net. Can the Aggies disrupt the Cardinals’ nest and punch their ticket to the Quarterfinals? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #NCAAVolleyball #Aggies00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowAggies face a brutal 2026 SEC gauntletTexas A&M’s 2026 football schedule just dropped, and it’s a wake-up call for Aggie fans. The new nine-game SEC lineup means there’s barely any room to breathe—no more easy stretches, just tough matchups week after week. November looks especially wild, with back-to-back games against Oklahoma and Texas. Even the so-called “easier” games aren’t guaranteed wins anymore. If A&M gets through this with only one loss, it’ll be a huge achievement. What do you think—does this new schedule make the SEC even more exciting, or is it just too much? #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
davidsonbrandon+FollowAggies vs Cardinals: Sweet 16 ShowdownAggie Nation, it’s on! The Maroon & White are back in the NCAA Sweet 16, squaring off against the high-flying Louisville Cardinals. After last year’s heartbreak, Coach Morrison and setter Maddie Waak (aka the Katy Cannon) are fired up to finally break through to the Elite Eight. Waak’s playmaking has been next-level, but Louisville’s Cabello is no slouch. Who else thinks this could be an instant classic? Let’s talk keys to victory and X-factors! #Sports #Aggies #NCAAVolleyball00Share
John Camacho+FollowAggies vs Hurricanes: Clash at Kyle FieldThe Aggies are bracing for a storm as the Hurricanes roll into Kyle Field for their first-ever College Football Playoff showdown. With OC Collin Klein set to depart after the postseason, Coach Elko’s crew faces Miami’s Beck-to-Toney connection, which has torched ACC defenses all year. Can Cashius Howell and the Aggie pass rush disrupt Miami’s rhythm, or will the Canes’ electric offense prove too much? This one’s shaping up to be a classic! #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
Chad Williams+FollowMarcel Reed puts Aggies in playoff spotlightMarcel Reed’s breakout season has Texas A&M fans buzzing—he’s now a finalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award, and the Aggies are still in the hunt for their first national title since 1939. Reed’s arm and legs have racked up nearly 3,000 passing yards, 25 touchdowns, and over 450 rushing yards. Next up: a high-stakes playoff showdown at Kyle Field against Miami. If they win, it’s on to face Ohio State in the Cotton Bowl. How are you feeling about Reed’s shot at making history for the Aggies? Let’s talk playoff hopes and what this means for College Station! #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
Amy Williams+FollowAggies Shake Up: Bateman Bolts for KentuckyBig news for the 12th Man! Jay Bateman, the mastermind behind the Aggies’ D, is heading to Kentucky to call plays for the Wildcats. That means Lyle Hemphill, known for his aggressive, turnover-hungry style, takes over as Texas A&M’s new DC. With Bateman’s exit, will Hemphill keep the Aggies’ sack attack rolling, or will the defense look different next season? Let’s hear your takes! #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
Amy Williams+FollowAggies vs Hurricanes: Playoff trash talk heats upTexas A&M is bringing serious swagger into their first-ever College Football Playoff, and the Miami Hurricanes are already feeling the heat. Aggies captain Trey Zuhn III didn’t hold back, confidently saying Miami’s star Rueben Bain Jr. won’t be much of a threat. With A&M’s offensive line allowing just three sacks all season, that confidence isn’t just talk—it’s backed up by results. But is this the right move, or just adding fuel to Miami’s fire? The energy around this matchup is electric, and fans on both sides are ready for fireworks. Who do you think will back up their words on the field? #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
phughes+FollowAggies shine bright in All-SEC honorsTexas A&M football fans have a lot to celebrate—six Aggies just landed spots on the All-SEC Coaches’ teams after a season packed with unforgettable moments. KC Concepcion’s explosive plays and Cashius Howell’s relentless defense turned heads all year, and now their hard work is getting the recognition it deserves. With the Aggies ranked seventh and set to host Miami in the College Football Playoff, these individual honors feel like the perfect lead-in to the postseason. Which player’s performance stood out most to you this year? Let’s talk about who made the biggest impact! #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
phughes+FollowMarcel Reed commits to Aggies’ next chapterMarcel Reed just made things a lot more exciting for Texas A&M fans—he’s staying put as the Aggies’ quarterback next season. With so many players jumping ship in the NIL and transfer portal era, Reed’s loyalty stands out. After a breakout year where he nearly cracked the Heisman conversation and led the Aggies to their first College Football Playoff, Reed says College Station is exactly where he wants to be. He’s got offers from other schools but insists there’s no better place. How do you feel about Reed’s decision and what it means for the Aggies’ future? #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowElko Unfazed by Klein’s Double Duty for AggiesAnyone else still trying to process Collin Klein running the show for both the Aggies and Wildcats? Coach Elko seems totally chill about it, saying the offensive game plan is a team effort and he trusts Klein to handle business. But let’s be real—balancing Texas A&M’s playoff push and Kansas State’s future isn’t exactly a cakewalk. If the Aggies’ offense stumbles, you know this unique setup will get all the blame. What do you think—can Klein really pull this off? #Sports #Football #Aggies00Share
