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Texas Monthly

28.11.2024

Why Do We Call the Dallas Cowboys America's Team?

And do they still deserve the title?

Texas Monthly

28.11.2024

The Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry's Stakes Have Never Been Higher

After thirteen long years, the Aggies and Longhorns will meet again—with a chance to play in the SEC Championship game on the line.

Texas Monthly

28.11.2024

What-Ifs From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry's Lost Years

What if the Longhorns and Aggies hadn't paused their football rivalry for thirteen years? These are the memorable moments that never were.

Texas Monthly

27.11.2024

Aggies and Longhorns Recall the Rivalry's Greatest Moments

Reflections on the storied Texas–Texas A&M rivalry from a retired Marine major general, a member of Congress, a Hall of Fame coach, and more.

Texas Monthly

27.11.2024

These Coaches Know Both Sides of the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

Few Texans can be—or would dare claim to be—both an Aggie and a Longhorn. Coaches like Dana X. Bible and Vic Schaefer break the mold.

Texas Monthly

26.11.2024

Jaw-Dropping Numbers From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

From $630 hotel rooms to 31,000 shuttle bus riders on game day, everything about the Aggies-Longhorns rivalry is as big as it gets.

Texas Monthly

26.11.2024

Texas–Texas A&M Probably Won't Return to Thanksgiving Day

The in-state rivals have clashed 69 times on Turkey Day, but TV rights deals make it unlikely the game will return to its traditional date.

Texas Monthly

26.11.2024

The Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry Is Back – Texas Monthly

Texas Monthly rejoices in the Texas-Texas A&M game's return with stories on the its history, off-the-field antics, major players, and more.

Texas Monthly

23.11.2024

The Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry's Lost Generation

Longhorns and Aggies who attended college between 2012 and 2024 inherited a grudge but never saw it play out on the gridiron.

Texas Monthly

23.11.2024

A Timeline of Pranks in the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

Longhorn and Aggie fans have been nursing a 130-year-old football grudge, and sometimes that boils over into bad behavior.

Texas Monthly

22.11.2024

An Ode to Aggieland

The College Station of my youth has been transformed, and it’s better positioned than ever to compete with Austin.

Texas Monthly

22.11.2024

Let’s Remember Some Guys From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

Casual football fans might not recall names like Madame Hipple and Ja’Mar Toombs. Aggies and Longhorns will never forget them.

Texas Monthly

21.11.2024

On TexAgs and Orangebloods, the UT-A&M Rivalry Never Stopped

Meet the Longhorn and Aggie keyboard warriors who log on every day to troll their enemies and revel in the other side's misery.

Texas Monthly

21.11.2024

How "The Aggie Song" Made It to Broadway

The classic number from ‘The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas’ was a last-minute addition to the Tony-nominated musical's script.

Texas Monthly

20.11.2024

Who Will Play the Coach in the ‘Friday Night Lights’ Reboot?

Fans of the 2006 series will despise whoever follows Kyle Chandler's turn as Coach. For that reason, I volunteer to take one for the team.

Texas Monthly

15.11.2024

Why Austin Deserves a WNBA Expansion Team

Former NCAA and WNBA champion Fran Harris says Central Texas is fertile territory for the growing women’s basketball league.

Texas Monthly

05.11.2024

Why Does Comfort High School Have Two Different Mascots?

At Comfort High School, in the Texas Hill Country, girls teams are the Deer and boys teams are the Bobcats. What gives?

Texas Monthly

01.11.2024

Will North Crowley Football Ever Lose a Regular-Season Game?

Coach Ray Gates, whose North Crowley Panthers haven't lost outside of the playoffs in three years, is aiming for a state championship.

Texas Monthly

26.10.2024

Is West Texas Still a Hotbed of High School Football?

Despite a state-championship drought for the region that inspired ‘Friday Night Lights,’ coaches say the game there just means more.

Texas Monthly

24.10.2024

How ’Bout Them Mounted Shooting Cowboys?

At the Cowboy Mounted Shooting World Championships, marksmen gather to shoot targets from galloping horses. What’s not to like?

Texas Monthly

23.10.2024

Texas's Formula 1 Speedway Feels the Need for Trees

The Circuit of the Americas has sponsored the planting of thousands of saplings to shade its tarmac and boost Austin's tree canopy cover.

Texas Monthly

22.10.2024

‘The Herricanes’ Documentary Tackles Women’s Football

In the hard-hitting film, former Houston Herricanes players recall the ridicule they faced and the sisterhood they found.

Texas Monthly

19.10.2024

How Did Major College Football Recruiters Whiff on Ashton Jeanty?

A late arrival on the Texas high school football scene kept Boise State’s star running back off the SEC’s and Big Ten’s radars.

Texas Monthly

19.10.2024

The Texas Longhorns Are Back, Folks. (This Time It’s Not a Joke.)

Even if Texas loses to Georgia on Saturday night, the Longhorns football program is finally living up to its enormous potential.

Texas Monthly

19.10.2024

Who’s to Blame for Austin FC’s Season of Woe?

Former sporting directory Claudio Reyna is gone. So is former head coach Josh Wolff. How can the MLS club turn around its fortunes?

Texas Monthly

18.10.2024

The Race Car Engineer Who Quit Formula 1 to Be a YouTuber

What made Dallas native Blake Hinsey leave his Formula 1 dream job? And after building a YouTube business, what brought him back to racing?

Texas Monthly

05.10.2024

Why Dustin Rhodes Still Bleeds for Professional Wrestling

Thirty-six years into a career that began before many of his opponents were born, the Austin native isn’t close to hanging up his tights.

Texas Monthly

28.09.2024

Adaptive Pickleball Nights Bring Together Texans of All Ability Levels

A pickleball center outside of Houston hosts free monthly "Pickleball for All" events for children and adults with disabilities.

Texas Monthly

27.09.2024

Is Padel the Perfect Racket Sport for Casuals?

Faster than pickleball. Slower than tennis. Padel, the glitzy racket sport popular in Spain, is taking off in Texas.

Texas Monthly

26.09.2024

The Story Behind Texas Tech’s Tortilla-Themed Hockey Jerseys

The school’s club hockey team found a way to pay clever homage to Texas Tech’s unofficial tradition of throwing tortillas at football games.

Texas Monthly

25.09.2024

PBR Wants to Upgrade the “Original Extreme Sport“

Can rodeo wrapped in a rock concert with some pro wrestling pyrotechnics break through as a mainstream U.S. sport?

Texas Monthly

24.09.2024

How Dallas Sports Fans Got Snared in the Streaming Wars

Where will baseball, basketball, and hockey fans in North Texas be able to see their teams play? The answers seem to change every season.

Texas Monthly

20.09.2024

Why Put Another Sports Franchise in Houston?

The WNBA should look beyond Houston's crowded market for its next expansion franchise.

Texas Monthly

17.09.2024

How Fast Is Arch Manning? A Texas Monthly Investigation

Texas Longhorns football fans are getting swept up in Arch Madness over the heralded sophomore's 67-yard touchdown run against UTSA.

Texas Monthly

12.09.2024

How Many Texans Does It Take to Raise an 86-Pound Flag?

Austin Lee runs the crew responsible for handling the giant, 32,000-square-foot banners at the Circuit of the Americas.

Texas Monthly

07.09.2024

Lessons for Tom Brady from Dallas Cowboys Turned NFL Analysts

Tom Brady debuts as an NFL broadcaster Sunday at the Cowboys' season opener. Will TB12 be more Troy Aikman or Jason Witten in the booth?

Texas Monthly

31.08.2024

Johnny Manziel’s New Show Sounds Awful, But Maybe That’s Your Thing

On "Glory Daze," the former Texas A&M great plans to interview other former greats about their former greatness.

Texas Monthly

30.08.2024

A Wildfire-Ravaged Texas Town Rallies Around Football

For Canadian High School students who lost everything in the Smokehouse Creek Fire, the return of football represents a return to normalcy.

Texas Monthly

29.08.2024

Watch These Texans Go for Glory at the Paralympic Games

A diverse crew of athletes from the Rio Grande Valley up to the Panhandle hopes to increase Texas’s gold medal haul this summer.

Texas Monthly

27.08.2024

Inside the Graceful and Terrifying World of Equestrian Drill

When precision dance meets rodeo, you get women riders guiding horses through moves named the "egg beater" and "suicide charge."

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Texas Monthly - Other Sports

Why Do We Call the Dallas Cowboys America's Team?

The Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry's Stakes Have Never Been Higher

What-Ifs From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry's Lost Years

Aggies and Longhorns Recall the Rivalry's Greatest Moments

These Coaches Know Both Sides of the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

Jaw-Dropping Numbers From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

Texas–Texas A&M Probably Won't Return to Thanksgiving Day

The Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry Is Back – Texas Monthly

The Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry's Lost Generation

A Timeline of Pranks in the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

An Ode to Aggieland

Let’s Remember Some Guys From the Texas–Texas A&M Rivalry

On TexAgs and Orangebloods, the UT-A&M Rivalry Never Stopped

How "The Aggie Song" Made It to Broadway

Who Will Play the Coach in the ‘Friday Night Lights’ Reboot?

Why Austin Deserves a WNBA Expansion Team

Why Does Comfort High School Have Two Different Mascots?

Will North Crowley Football Ever Lose a Regular-Season Game?

Is West Texas Still a Hotbed of High School Football?

How ’Bout Them Mounted Shooting Cowboys?

Texas's Formula 1 Speedway Feels the Need for Trees

‘The Herricanes’ Documentary Tackles Women’s Football

How Did Major College Football Recruiters Whiff on Ashton Jeanty?

The Texas Longhorns Are Back, Folks. (This Time It’s Not a Joke.)

Who’s to Blame for Austin FC’s Season of Woe?

The Race Car Engineer Who Quit Formula 1 to Be a YouTuber

Why Dustin Rhodes Still Bleeds for Professional Wrestling

Adaptive Pickleball Nights Bring Together Texans of All Ability Levels

Is Padel the Perfect Racket Sport for Casuals?

The Story Behind Texas Tech’s Tortilla-Themed Hockey Jerseys

PBR Wants to Upgrade the “Original Extreme Sport“

How Dallas Sports Fans Got Snared in the Streaming Wars

Why Put Another Sports Franchise in Houston?

How Fast Is Arch Manning? A Texas Monthly Investigation

How Many Texans Does It Take to Raise an 86-Pound Flag?

Lessons for Tom Brady from Dallas Cowboys Turned NFL Analysts

Johnny Manziel’s New Show Sounds Awful, But Maybe That’s Your Thing

A Wildfire-Ravaged Texas Town Rallies Around Football

Watch These Texans Go for Glory at the Paralympic Games

Inside the Graceful and Terrifying World of Equestrian Drill

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