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The last time the Longhorns faced Megan Gibson and the Aggies, they came up short. The Texas Longhorns (25-19-2. 9-8 Big 12) must hope for an upset if they want to beat Texas A&M (45-7, 16-1 Big 12) tonight at 6 p.m. in College Station.

The game will be televised on ESPNU.

Today's rivalry match between the Longhorns and the Aggies isn't just for the typical bragging rights, but it is also a huge game for the conference standings.

The Longhorns are currently second, while A&M is right behind in third.

There are no moral victories in sports, the saying goes. But even in the face of defeat Wednesday night to No. 5 Texas A&M, the Longhorns seemed to gain more from the experience than a simple "L" in the standings.

After enjoying the excitement of their 9-2 win over Oklahoma State on Sunday, it is now time for the Texas softball team to put their game faces on again.

There's no quit in the UCLA Bruins. Good thing, since they keep finding trouble and inventing ways to escape.

Despite stares from passing pedestrians, maroon-wearing UT graduate students flashed the "gig 'em" sign as they gathered for a photo in front of the UT School of Law Wednesday.

A new chapter has begun in Big 12 women's swimming and diving, and Texas is no longer the main character.

History was made Thursday night at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center when the Texas A&M women broke two all-time Big 12 records on their way to cementing themselves as the top team in the conference.

In a deal officially announced Tuesday by the Big 12 and ESPN, the Longhorns-Aggies game is officially back on Thanksgiving Day for the first time since 1993.

It is set to air nationally on the network for the next two years.

A Lone Star State battle is on the docket this evening in Austin as the 7th-ranked Texas Longhorns welcome the Texas A&M Aggies to town.