Did you listen to my newest podcast episode? If not, give it a listen! It covers a very specific mental illness that I believe is very interesting. https://t.co/zgeDxbBAQ5
Here’s a look at the new “Gameday Playbooks” being passed out by the @ReedRowdies at Reed Arena 👍
The Bucky Ball GroupMe that worked well with students at Samford is making a comeback at A&M (blocked it out so all the random opposing fans on Twitter don’t join)
To incite a little anarchy...
Here are Texas A&M's QB passing grades per PFF against The Citadel:
Marcel Reed: 64.8 (65.5 clean pocket, 58.9 under pressure)
Brady Hart: 83.5 (90.2 clean pocket, 63.2 under pressure)
Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed: "We have to keep going to practice and figure out what the issue is... We can't give up on the season because we have three losses."
Texas A&M has not scored a touchdown against a ranked team since the 4th quarter against Texas last year (12 consecutive quarters).
Marcel Reed has not accounted for a touchdown against a ranked team since the 3rd quarter against Missouri last year (17 consecutive quarters).
If you like Pokémon, perhaps I can introduce you to another turn-based RPG with switching out, deep stat analysis, field conditions, and a whole host of oddly named and shaped little guys to choose as your comfort character. That's right, it's Baseball.
David Olano on his decision to transfer to Texas A&M: "Why not? This place is one of a kind. I still get chills and goosebumps every time I run out. The community and football here mean so much. That's something I loved and wanted to be a part of."
"I think (Elko) is doing something great here, and it was a no-brainer."
Tomorrow, October 4th, will mark the 150th anniversary of the opening of Texas A&M to classes. It was on October 4, 1876, that the doors opened to students ... of whom there were only six. I found a rough timeline of enrollment numbers in an old Battalion article:
October 4, 1876: 6 students
December 25, 1876: 35 students
February 14, 1877: 48 students
June 26, 1877: 106 students
It appears that things started slowly, but that tiny institution on the Brazos hasn't remained small: A&M reported 62,543 undergraduate students for the fall of 2025.
Shown here: The Texas A&M campus in 1877.
This angle gets me, where he’s just kind of standing there soaking it in, then sees his daughter and smiles, then instantly melts into tears … whew. Hell of a run, 35.