The Texas A&M football program has made a plethora of memorable and unique moments during its 131-year history.

Sports A Timeline of Pranks, Shenanigans, and Mascot Kidnappings in the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry Longhorn and Aggie fans have been nursing a 130-year-old football grudge, and sometimes that boils ...

Reveille VIII, the 12-year-old former mascot of the Texas A&M Aggies, ... The dog had symbolized the pride of the athletic program since 2008, when she made her debut for football season.

Speaking of Reveille, that’s the reason I was there at 5:40 in the morning – I had to see about a dog. She is a Rough Collie and a version of her has been the mascot of Texas A&M since 1931 ...

The Texas A&M cadet who saved the school’s canine mascot will be rewarded with ... Texas A&M mascot Reveille VIII sleeps on the sidelines during the third quarter of an NCAA college football game.

The Texas Longhorn steer made his first appearance at halftime of the 1916 football game against Texas A&M. Bevo XIV retired in October 2015 after contracting bovine leukemia virus. He died ...

Tall tale about the name Bevo. There's a legend that in 1917 the longhorn was captured by Texas A&M fans and branded with a "13-0" on its hide to represent the score of an Aggies win and Texas ...

Of course, the chant is speaking to the horns of their in-state rivals, the Texas Longhorns, and their well-known mascot. Although the football rivalry between Texas A&M and Texas has been dormant ...

In front of 15,000 fans at Clark Field, Texas closed out its 1916 season with a 21-7 win over Texas A&M. During halftime of that game, a first-time mascot made its debut for the Longhorns .