Texas A&M vs. Opponents
Texas A&M Aggies
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Texas A&M University
College Station, TX Founded: 1876 Stadium: Kyle Field Capacity: 80,200 Colors: Maroon & White Coach: Mike Elko Conference: Southeastern- |
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Date | Opponent | Score | |
10/28/1995 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 31-7 | |
10/8/1994 (Sat) | @ Houston * | W 38-7 | |
10/9/1993 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 34-10 | |
11/12/1992 (Thu) | @ Houston * | W 38-30 | |
10/26/1991 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 27-18 | |
10/13/1990 (Sat) | @ Houston * | L 31-36 | |
10/14/1989 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 17-13 | |
10/8/1988 (Sat) | @ Houston * | W 30-16 | |
10/10/1987 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 22-17 | |
10/11/1986 (Sat) | @ Houston * | W 19-7 | |
10/12/1985 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 43-16 | |
10/13/1984 (Sat) | @ Houston * | L 7-9 | |
10/8/1983 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 30-7 | |
10/9/1982 (Sat) | @ Houston * | L 20-24 | |
10/10/1981 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 7-6 | |
10/11/1980 (Sat) | @ Houston * | L 7-17 | |
10/13/1979 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | L 14-17 | |
10/14/1978 (Sat) | @ Houston * | L 0-33 | |
12/3/1977 (Sat) | vs. Houston * | W 27-7 | |
9/25/1976 (Sat) | @ Houston * | L 10-21 | |
10/9/1965 (Sat) | vs. Houston | W 10-7 | |
9/25/1964 (Fri) | @ Houston | L 0-10 | |
10/12/1963 (Sat) | vs. Houston | W 23-13 | |
9/29/1962 (Sat) | @ Houston | L 3-6 | |
9/23/1961 (Sat) | vs. Houston | T 7-7 | |
10/8/1960 (Sat) | @ Houston | L 0-17 | |
10/10/1959 (Sat) | vs. Houston | W 28-6 | |
9/27/1958 (Sat) | @ Houston | L 7-39 | |
10/12/1957 (Sat) | vs. Houston | W 28-6 | |
10/13/1956 (Sat) | @ Houston | T 14-14 | |
10/1/1955 (Sat) | vs. Houston | W 21-3 | |
10/9/1954 (Sat) | @ Houston | L 7-10 | |
9/26/1953 (Sat) | vs. Houston | T 14-14 | |
9/20/1952 (Sat) | @ Houston | W 21-13 |
Texas A&M has won 19 and scored 635 points Houston has won 12 and scored 483 points with 3 being tied |
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Some records may be incomplete. |
Great Moments in College Football History
In 1905, 18 men were killed in college football games, and 159 were permanently injured.
In 1905, 18 men were killed in college football games, and 159 were permanently injured.