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Our greatest vicories over the aggies

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I know we don't play them anymore (thank goodness) but we played more games against them than anyone else and there was always the tradition of playing on Thanksgiving Day so I can't forget them even if wanted to. Just an amateur historian view here.

5. 1974 UT 32 aggies 3. They had a chance to win the SWC if they won this game. This was the first game I ever saw where I was in the first couple of rows I was right behind the Longhorn band. This was when former Royal assistant Emory Bellard was the aggie coach. EB helped design the wishbone offense. These men were good friends but when a coach going up against his boss he wants to win really bad and often the games are viscous. This game taught me the difference in watching a game on the field or way up high in the stands. That aggie team and especially their dc was the dirtiest team I've ever seen. I learned that dl will throw an uppercut to the groin but this was the only game I saw a guy do it every play. Remember Brody Trahan from MB's first recruiting class? It was his daddy, Warren Trahan, that did it. Helmets intentionally going for the knees. Their dc I was talking about was Melvin Robertson and he bragged about coaching like that. Getting back to the game. Like I said if they had won they would have won the SWC. But they fumbled on the first play of the game. On the next play we scored. We kicked off. On their next play they fumbled again only this time our lb caught it in mid air and scored a td. Less than a minute into the game and it was already 14/0. There's more. After the kickoff they fumbled again only time we only kicked a fg and less than two minutes into the game we were ahead 17/0. I'm telling you it was a great day to be a Texas Longhorn in Memorial Stadium that day. They also had the number one ranked defense but Earl Campbell ran over them and still armed them like they were wimps. Of course that's what they are anyway. And after that game those aggies turned their backs to us and ran to the dressing room only two fb players and their hc shook hands.

4. 1998 UT 26 aggies 24. Where Ricky broke Tony Dorsett's career record for yards and he did it in style on a 60 yard td. We jacked around and instead of being way ahead they made a rally and we had to kick a fg with 5 seconds left to win. But sometimes beating those aggies on the last play is better than blowing them out. Good job clob.

3. 1995 UT 16 aggies 6 The last SWC season, the last SWC game, and the last SWC championship was at stake. They had a 30+ home winning streak. They were picked to win the NC by some people remember that clob? We had been struggling the last few years but that year James Brown developed as a qb and a freshman named Ricky Williams made his name that day. We forced a whole bunch of to's and one play our cb Bryant Westbrook absolutely destroyed their rb. Just a couple of years before that they had a good team went undefeated they beat us in Austin but after the game their players danced on the Bevo logo surely people on here remember that. I guess they thought we were never going to get even. We did. Remember Mike Adams going to the aggie logo and waving the UT flag? And once again they were cowards and walked off the field without shaking hands. I'm telling ya poor aggies never sounded better than it did that day. Good job clob.

2. 1940 UT 7 aggies 0 Now this is going way back in the day but stay with me on this one. We all love to ridicule the aggies it's like Lucy can't resist pulling the fb away from Charlie Brown right when he's getting ready to kick it. We like to remind them that they haven 't won a NC since 1939. But this was the year after and going into this game they were ranked #1. Back then the Rose Bowl didn 't have the Pac 10/Big 10 tie in, so if the aggies won they would have gone to the RB. So here's where the game came in. On the second play of the game UT receiver Noble Doss caught a pass and was down on the 1 yard line. We scored on the next play and less than a minute into the game it was 7/0. There were no more points scored that day. I think our offense had one first down the rest of the game all we did afterwards was punt. But the nations number one ranked team kept turning it over right when they were ready to score and all was lost. The poor aggies chant was born that day. At that point the rivalry standing was pretty even but from that game UT dominated.

1. 2011 UT 27 aggies 25 No need to go into detail on this one my burnt orange brethren. On the last play in the last game. I will tell you I was so pumped and I didn't sleep until the next day. We had a terrible team that year but this made it worthwhile.

UT 27
aggies 25
forever

and there ain't a damn thing you aggies can do or will ever be able to do about it.
 
Again partial to the 1995 game. Normally for road games we would stay in a hotel in town the night before. This game the team acutally stays in Austin and drives to College station on game day. We had to go set up so I had to get up at like 6 to go set up in College station. We finished early and we played touch football on the field like we did for the road games that year. No one said anything but we had people giving us quite a few dirty looks. I found out a few years later only seniors were allowed to set foot on kyle field. Anyway that corps band was behind us the whole game and those dudes were dicks and for every one hot girl sitting next to a corps dude there were at least 20 ugly ones. When it became obvious were were going to win people started throwing oranges and sugar cubes on the field because we weren't sure if we were going to the orange bowl or the sugar bowl. When the clock hit zero I happened to walk by an orange and so I picked it up and threw it in the middle of the core band and went out to the field. A few minutes later there was a brawl between either the cowboys or the silver spurs and some corps members. Some of the guys had cuts on their faces and the college station ems dudes wouldn't treat them so they came to us. We had the Texas Rangers escort us out of college station and as we were leaving some little old lady sitting outside of one of the RVs flipped our buses the bird. One of my best days as a UT student.
 
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Give me the 1963 game,Texas was behind and used a backup QB Tommy Wade because he was a better passer than Duke Carlisle and drove Texas down the field at end of the game to win the National Championship.In those years a Champion was determined during the season not after bowl games.The Aggies had soaked down the field to slow down the Texas running game.Great game ,Great victory!!!When you can win a National Championship against the Aggies then how does it get any better than that.
 
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Seeing that young UT couple run to midfield, she hiked up her whatever she was wearing, and he goes ballz deep in her was crazy. And then of course the donning of the helmets to run through the angry corps of cadets with swords drawn always bring a tear of joy to my eyes.
 
Fantastic post! (Or should I should say "frantastic"?)

Who can forget Ricky's run in 1998?

The 1974 game sounds awesome. I'd probably put that one #1.

You were around for the 1940 game, OutThere? Wow. Good for you. So you must have witnessed all of A&M's other championships... ;)
5. 1974 UT 32 aggies 3. They had a chance to win the SWC ... That aggie team and especially their dc was the dirtiest team I've ever seen. I learned that dl will throw an uppercut to the groin but this was the only game I saw a guy do it every play. Remember Brody Trahan from MB's first recruiting class? It was his daddy, Warren Trahan, that did it. Helmets intentionally going for the knees. Their dc I was talking about was Melvin Robertson and he bragged about coaching like that. Getting back to the game. Like I said if they had won they would have won the SWC. But they fumbled on the first play of the game. On the next play we scored. We kicked off. On their next play they fumbled again only this time our lb caught it in mid air and scored a td. Less than a minute into the game and it was already 14/0. There's more. After the kickoff they fumbled again only time we only kicked a fg and less than two minutes into the game we were ahead 17/0. I'm telling you it was a great day to be a Texas Longhorn in Memorial Stadium that day. They also had the number one ranked defense but Earl Campbell ran over them and still armed them like they were wimps. Of course that's what they are anyway. And after that game those aggies turned their backs to us and ran to the dressing room only two fb players and their hc shook hands.

4. 1998 UT 26 aggies 24. Where Ricky broke Tony Dorsett's career record for yards and he did it in style on a 60 yard td. We jacked around and instead of being way ahead they made a rally and we had to kick a fg with 5 seconds left to win. But sometimes beating those aggies on the last play is better than blowing them out. Good job clob.

3. 1995 UT 16 aggies 6 The last SWC season, the last SWC game, and the last SWC championship was at stake. They had a 30+ home winning streak. They were picked to win the NC by some people remember that clob? We had been struggling the last few years but that year James Brown developed as a qb and a freshman named Ricky Williams made his name that day. We forced a whole bunch of to's and one play our cb Bryant Westbrook absolutely destroyed their rb. Just a couple of years before that they had a good team went undefeated they beat us in Austin but after the game their players danced on the Bevo logo surely people on here remember that. I guess they thought we were never going to get even. We did. Remember Mike Adams going to the aggie logo and waving the UT flag? And once again they were cowards and walked off the field without shaking hands. I'm telling ya poor aggies never sounded better than it did that day. Good job clob.

2. 1940 UT 7 aggies 0 Now this is going way back in the day but stay with me on this one. We all love to ridicule the aggies it's like Lucy can't resist pulling the fb away from Charlie Brown right when he's getting ready to kick it. We like to remind them that they haven 't won a NC since 1939. But this was the year after and going into this game they were ranked #1. Back then the Rose Bowl didn 't have the Pac 10/Big 10 tie in, so if the aggies won they would have gone to the RB. So here's where the game came in. On the second play of the game UT receiver Noble Doss caught a pass and was down on the 1 yard line. We scored on the next play and less than a minute into the game it was 7/0. There were no more points scored that day. I think our offense had one first down the rest of the game all we did afterwards was punt. But the nations number one ranked team kept turning it over right when they were ready to score and all was lost. The poor aggies chant was born that day. At that point the rivalry standing was pretty even but from that game UT dominated.

1. 2011 UT 27 aggies 25 No need to go into detail on this one my burnt orange brethren. On the last play in the last game. I will tell you I was so pumped and I didn't sleep until the next day. We had a terrible team that year but this made it worthwhile.

UT 27
aggies 25
forever

and there ain't a damn thing you aggies can do or will ever be able to do about it.
 
Seeing that young UT couple run to midfield, she hiked up her whatever she was wearing, and he goes ballz deep in her was crazy. And then of course the donning of the helmets to run through the angry corps of cadets with swords drawn always bring a tear of joy to my eyes.

I remember you taking about this before clob. You know when it comes to romantic settings Kyle Field does not exactly remind a man of Paris :)
One of my favorite Texas/a&m stories.
 
Again partial to the 1995 game. Normally for road games we would stay in a hotel in town the night before. This game the team acutally stays in Austin and drives to College station on game day. We had to go set up so I had to get up at like 6 to go set up in College station. We finished early and we played touch football on the field like we did for the road games that year. No one said anything but we had people giving us quite a few dirty looks. I found out a few years later only seniors were allowed to set foot on kyle field. Anyway that corps band was behind us the whole game and those dudes were dicks and for every one hot girl sitting next to a corps dude there were at least 20 ugly ones. When it became obvious were were going to win people started throwing oranges and sugar cubes on the field because we weren't sure if we were going to the orange bowl or the sugar bowl. When the clock hit zero I happened to walk by an orange and so I picked it up and threw it in the middle of the core band and went out to the field. A few minutes later there was a brawl between either the cowboys or the silver spurs and some corps members. Some of the guys had cuts on their faces and the college station ems dudes wouldn't treat them so they came to us. We had the Texas Rangers escort us out of college station and as we were leaving some little old lady sitting outside of one of the RVs flipped our buses the bird. One of my best days as a UT student.

Here's a story about 2011 you may not know. We all know how ana* the aggies are about people not setting foot on Kyle Field. It was in the paper a couple of days before the game that the entire corps were going to storm out on the field if they won. If you want to go back and look at film you will see the corps in the back of the other end zone getting ready to storm out on the field.

Didn't happen
 
I'm going with 1963 also.

We had to win that one to get our 1st National championship.

Aggy put up a fight that day.
 
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Nominating a couple of others:

1977: #1 Texas 57, #12 aggy 28

The previous two years had seen the Longhorns drop consecutive games to aggy for the first time since 1909-10. This time around, Texas broke it off in Emory Bellard-led aggy at Kyle Field, running up 57 points in the blowout win -- the most points their defense had ever surrendered at the time (and until 2003). Earl put the exclamation point on his dominant Heisman campaign by running through aggy like sh*t through a Christmas goose to the tune of 222 yards and 3 TDs (he caught a 60-yard TD pass too).

1996: Texas 51, aggy 15

After the hell that was losing 10 of 11 to FedEx envelope-dealing aggy from 1984 to 1994, this mudholing was particularly satisfying -- especially after aggy players all but wrote off our 1995 win at Kyle Field as a fluke. James Brown bombed aggy all day long, Ricky ran it down their throats (as always), and the Texas offense rolled up almost 600 total yards, while the defense held aggy to a little over 200. The Longhorns clinched the Big 12 South with the win, setting the stage for Texas to begin our thorough ownership of Nebraska with a win in the inaugural Big 12 championship game.
 
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1977 was the first time I really started watching football, I was 9 years old and Earl Campbell was a god.

I never really thought much of Aggsy because Texas was always better. I was always much more concerned about Oklahoma than them. To me, they were the Turkey day beat down. It wasn't until 1985 when Texas got blown out that I realized how annoying the aggsy really were.

So without hesitation, I think 1996 was the greatest Longhorn win over aggsy ever. Beating them 51-15 was such a joy to behold. I can't say enough how awesome it was to destroy them. The beat down was awesome, but after losing to them so many times since 1985 and enduring those obnoxious fans, I was in heaven.

By far my second favorite was 2011 for obvious reasons.

Number 3 for me was 1998 when Ricky ran into the record books.

Number 4 for me was the 1990 Shock the world tour. I was pissed we couldn't play it on Turkey day because aggsy are cheating SOBs. But we were damn good that year and so were they. They wanted to end our streak, we beat them 28-27. It was a great day to be a Longhorn.

Number 5 was 2000 when we dropped a beating on them. This one was about the way we were treated in collieville the year before. Major getting food poisoning when he ordered room service to to how they acted when we were trying to be cool with them after the bond fire accident. I really wanted to destroy them, and we did. Felt great.
 
After the 96 game, there were t-shirts printed up by the athletic dept (I believe) that showed a longhorn behind a collie-- the collie had the wide eyed look of surprise on its face much like you have when your Dr checks your prostate (you old guys know what I mean) and the Longhorn was basically butt fvcking Revelie and the caption under it said

WELCOME TO THE BIG 12"

Obviously the " meant inches......
 
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After the 96 game, there were t-shirts printed up by the athletic dept (I believe) that showed a longhorn behind a collie-- the collie had the wide eyed look of surprise on its face much like you have when your Dr checks your prostate (you old guys know what I mean) and the Longhorn was basically butt fvcking Revelie and the caption under it said

WELCOME TO THE BIG 12"

Obviously the " meant inches......

I would buy that shirt in a second if I saw it.
 
The GREATEST victory over aggy was the very first one ever. That was the day the penis envy began. That was the day little brother got his first taste of life as a certified second fiddle. This was the day that started, in my opinion, all the freakish and cultish behaviors and traditions that have been formed over time at that school.

That was the day that would go on to forever define aggy forever. They added to that legacy with mediocrity along the way though.
 
Nominating a couple of others:

1977: #1 Texas 57, #12 aggy 28

The previous two years had seen the Longhorns drop consecutive games to aggy for the first time since 1909-10. This time around, Texas broke it off in Emory Bellard-led aggy at Kyle Field, running up 57 points in the blowout win -- the most points their defense had ever surrendered at the time (and until 2003). Earl put the exclamation point on his dominant Heisman campaign by running through aggy like sh*t through a Christmas goose to the tune of 222 yards and 3 TDs (he caught a 60-yard TD pass too).

1996: Texas 51, aggy 15

After the hell that was losing 10 of 11 to FedEx envelope-dealing aggy from 1984 to 1994, this mudholing was particularly satisfying -- especially after aggy players all but wrote off our 1995 win at Kyle Field as a fluke. James Brown bombed aggy all day long, Ricky ran it down their throats (as always), and the Texas offense rolled up almost 600 total yards, while the defense held aggy to a little over 200. The Longhorns clinched the Big 12 South with the win, setting the stage for Texas to begin our thorough ownership of Nebraska with a win in the inaugural Big 12 championship game.

I was in the upper deck in 1996. How I remember how good it felt to sing poor aggies that day. We beat them so bad we started singing it in the third quarter. Singing poor aggies was always the best part of beating them. You were talking about James Brown long ball that day and as I recall Mike Adams had a great game.
 
After the 96 game, there were t-shirts printed up by the athletic dept (I believe) that showed a longhorn behind a collie-- the collie had the wide eyed look of surprise on its face much like you have when your Dr checks your prostate (you old guys know what I mean) and the Longhorn was basically butt fvcking Revelie and the caption under it said

WELCOME TO THE BIG 12"

Obviously the " meant inches......

LOL. Do you have a picture of this, by any chance?

Here's a slightly disturbing shirt depicting aggy fans' proclivity for livestock (even the womenz, I guess).

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That shirt walked off years ago....... I'll see if I can find a buddy who still has his.
 
When I lived in South Carolina back in the late 80's. There was a shirt for a game between USCe and USCw

Basically said.

They don't make a Trojan big enough to hold our Cocks.
 
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