Howdy Ags!

My name is Court Bradley, Fighting Aggie Class of '04 and proud former member of Corps of Cadets.
My wife Dianna and our two children Ava and Martin live in Southlake Texas. We enjoy traveling, great food, golf, fishing, and Texas A&M Football!!



We're excited to be a new sponsor on TexAgs so we wanted to kick this thing off right with a giveaway! The sold out TexAgs Preseason Kickoff Luncheon is on Sunday, Aug. 1st. We're also a Varsity Sponsor for the event so that means we have a table with some seats that we would like to fill for this sold out event!



All you need to do to enter is CLICK HERE and let us know a little bit about you. We'll select at random 6 lucky winners to join us at our reserved table for a very exciting afternoon with Billy Liucci, A&M Coaches, and more.



Our company, American Wealth Strategist serves successful business owners and investors by mapping out and creating strategies to remove capital gains taxes and grow wealth at accelerated rate. We do our best to get Uncle Sam out of your bank accounts to give you full control of your financial situation. This is all achieved through a coordinated effort with your current group of advisors.

As an Aggie, it would be a privilege to begin a conversation and determine how we can be a small part of your success. But first let's get this table filled and get ready to kick off the 2021 Football season!


Aggie Family - with my brother and our wives

We look forward to serving you and GIG 'EM!

Court Bradley
Chief Senior Strategist
American Wealth Strategist, LLC
Direct: 979.777.7505
https://americanwealthstrategist.com/texags/

This morning KLBJ in Austin was talking about reinstituting the Aggie/Longhorn Breakfast.
Of course they said nothing was set yet and that it appeared the Big12 wants around $76 million from the two defectors.so that might be a problem...might be, but the money could definitely be found.

Gig em. We are one of "them" that graduated in the 70s, had careers and raised kids somewhere else, then returned to Brazos county to live the good life and to retire or live after retirement.

We spent 30 years behind the orange curtain and left that mission field in '08 to the younger and more energetic and maybe more tolerant. We were more than happy to leave the tea sippers behind when the SEC welcomed us with open arms. It's very disappointing to now have the sips forcing their way in when they couldn't find their way to their West Coast paradise or to return their Big 12 back to greatness or Big anything. They don't deserve the SEC.

Our '00 and '03 daughters have blessed us greatly, and our '31 and '33 grand boys are our future. Our chocolate first generation labradoodle is our local joy and faithful companion.

Sam '75 and Nancy '76