After eight months without college football, the Southeastern Conference returns for Week 1 of the regular season. Each team is set to begin the year with a clean slate, hopeful that their offseason efforts...

Texas A&M returns to the gridiron on Saturday, Sept. 2, to take on New Mexico in the 2023 season-opener at Kyle Field. The Aggies look to rebound from last season’s 5-7 campaign with a mix of...

The Texas A&M football team’s three player representatives at the 2023 SEC Media Days each sported a pair of black-framed sunglasses to Nashville, Tennessee. Graduate WR Ainias Smith wore Balenciaga,...

By the power of greed — and other trends that overall are concerning for college sports but I am choosing to ignore — the Lone Star Showdown is back in 2024. The anticipation is already killing...

The 2022 campaign was a historic one for the Texas A&M women’s tennis team, as the Aggies captured their first SEC Tournament Championship in program history before falling in the NCAA Tournament...

Ah, the transfer portal.Two words that will send a flurry of either intense joy or fury through the hearts and minds of college sports fans.Since hitting the scene in 2018, the transfer portal has drastically...

The spirit of competition is beautiful. For many of us, there’s no greater bliss than competing, working hard for something bigger than yourself and giving everything you’ve got for your team....

Ask any sports marketing specialist what tactics can be taken to increase attendance at athletic events, and you may get the same typical responses: Giveaways, ticket discounts, free parking and a reward...

There now seems to be some light at the end of the tunnel for a Texas A&M women’s basketball team whose season has been riddled by injuries, inconsistent offensive play and a coaching transition...

The Texas A&M women’s basketball team was toast when it lost its bread and butter in an 88-79 loss to Vanderbilt on Sunday, Jan. 29.While battling through a slew of injuries, the theme of the...

It’s hard to replace a legend. Hard might even be an understatement. Learning how to ride a bike is hard, but replacing a Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame coach who led his team to 16 NCAA...

Editor’s note: Casey Stavenhagen is a former student and former sports editor of The Battalion. “The ego refuses to be distressed by the provocations of reality, to let itself be compelled...