If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. That's the premise of the Texas A&M women's attack.

Texas A&M got just what it wanted ... a physical game.

The speeches were beginning to get a little monotonous: a lot of well wishing and even more thanking. Even from the mouths of high-ranking military officials, this stuff can get old.

Get better every day. That's all Texas A&M basketball coach Billy Gillispie wants from his team.

Maybe the most telling sign of how far Texas A&M basketball has come in the past few years, Tuesday's LSU game aside, is that the Aggies are playing in the John R. Wooden Classic.

G. Guerrieri scheduled the best to become the best. And in the end, it took the best from arguably the most dominant program in college sports to spoil Guerrieri's blueprint for the Texas A&M women's soccer team to reach the College Cup for the first time

AUSTIN - Stephen McGee carried the load on the field, then profoundly announced that it should be taken off his coach.

I'm not going to pretend to think Friday's game at Memorial Stadium doesn't cast a shadow over the rest of the games on Texas A&M's schedule.

So much of Aggieland was talking about what it would take for Texas A&M to get over the hump, make that one last play, finish a game.

While listening to all the returns come in on election night, I wondered what it would be like if football coaches were elected.

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