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TexAgs presents STACKED: Annual Report 2022

1 yr ago by Brandon Jones

One year into the STACKED program, TexAgs presents our first annual report of how much has been brought in and paid out, as well as which athletes have been contracted. With over $500,000 already distributed to Texas A&M student-athletes, we are looking forward to 2023!

INFOGRAPHIC: 2014 College Football TV Ratings

9 yr ago by Stewart Wade

With Alabama leading the way, the SEC once again dominated TV ratings across the country in 2014. And it wasn't close. We break down the 'P5' conferences (plus Notre Dame & BYU) to see how they stacked up.

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. LSU

9 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Let's run for it on 4th and 36. Let's eat some edible food. Let's bring back the Wrecking Crew. Let's cannibalize ourselves, measure things and then let's take back Kyle Field. But first, let's RUN THE NUMBERS!

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. Missouri

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Let's run from the sandstorm. Let's run after Aldon. Let's recognize Missourah and find some common ground with Honest Abe. Let's run the tigers extinct and win by 112 points, but first...let's Run the Numbers!

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. Auburn

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Let's start a youth movement. Let's run off a cliff. Let's give a cushion. Let's wear sweater vests regardless of fashion. Let's get a mentor, find hope and be sad about the transitive property. Let's Run the Numbers!

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. ULM

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Let's run out some new starters. Let's beat a dead horse. Let's be obvious for Halloween. Let's get surprised by the transitive property. Let's derail the program, get mad as hell and then let's all just RUN THE NUMBERS.

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. Alabama

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Let's run some angry attendance records. Let's feel our feelings. Let's get awkward with Nick Saban. Let's run (away from) Myles Garrett. And then let's go Lane Kiffin-ing as hard as we can. Let's Run the Numbers!

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. Ole Miss

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

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Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. SMU

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Let's Run the Numbers on coach-less teams facing Kevin Sumlin. Let's Run the Numbers on how unfair this game really is. Let's Run the Numbers on 1979 gold Trans Ams and horse meat. Let's Run the Numbers!

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. Rice

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Passing records, attendance records, student section records – they've all been smashed because of this Texas A&M football team. But now the real test comes. Wait, no, sorry, they play Rice. MORE RECORDS WILL FALL.

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. Lamar

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Boy, that escalated quickly. I mean, that really got out of hand fast. Texas A&M made headlines with the stats they (and Kenny Hi...Trill) put up at SC, so we worked overtime to dig deeper. Let's Run the Numbers!

Run the Numbers: Texas A&M vs. South Carolina

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Football is back! In our new series called "Run the Numbers," we, with the help of the TexAgs community, will break down every Aggie football game using statistics and absurdity. It's week 1. Time for a cockfight.

Rich Get Richer: A visual tour of SEC Signing Day dominance

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

If Wednesday is any indication, the Southeastern Conference's vice grip on the nation's elite prospects is unlikely to end anytime soon. TexAgs presents an infographic look at how thoroughly the SEC won the day.

A visual study of Texas A&M's 2014 recruiting class

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Likely to go down among the best classes in the program's history, the group the Aggie staff signed on Wednesday morning brings another wave of elite talent. TexAgs presents another look at the Class of '14.

The Statistical Legend of Johnny Football

10 yr ago by Stewart Wade

Johnny Manziel is not only the most exciting college football player in a generation — he also rewrote the SEC and A&M record books while cementing himself as the greatest to ever wear the Maroon and White.