Make plans now to join Coach Sherman, The Association of Former Students, 12th Man Foundation, and many lettermen at Gilley’s Dallas; a great night is planned that includes not only Coach Sherman, but a great dinner, silent auction, and lots of Aggie camaraderie. All proceeds support Texas A&M and the club’s scholarship funds.

The Aggies, the No. 2-seed in the regional, will face No. 3-seed FIU (36-23) in the regional opener on Friday at 11 a.m. (CDT) at Alex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field. Top-seeded Miami (40-17) will meet Dartmouth (26-17) in a 3 p.m. game. All games of the regional will be televised live by ESPNU.

Cox hit Aron White on touchdown passes of 24 and 2 yards in the second half as the Bulldogs (8-5) pulled away for their fourth straight bowl victory. It was the fourth straight postseason loss for the Aggies (6-7), who have not won a bowl since 2001.

Roland, one of the leading defenders in the Big 12 Conference and the second-leading scorer for the Aggies (8-3) crashed hard to the court early in the second half after jumping under the basket, breaking his lower right leg.

Make plans now to join Coach Sherman, Men’s Golf Coach J.T. Higgins, The Association of Former Students, 12th Man Foundation, and many lettermen at Fair Park; a great night is planned that includes not only Coach Sherman & Coach Higgins, but a great dinner, silent auction and lots of Aggie camaraderie. All proceeds support Texas A&M and the club’s scholarship fund.

The board took the action after formally accepting the resignation of Dr. Elsa A. Murano, who had served as president of Texas A&M since January 2008 and has announced her intent to return to the faculty of Texas A&M’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. In accepting her resignation, the regents awarded her the designation of president emerita.

The Aggies (24-9) will meet top-seeded Connecticut on Saturday. The Huskies (28-4) routed Chattanooga 103-47.

A&M will face 15th-seeded Evansville (15-18) in the first round of the Trenton Regional to be held on Sunday, March 22 at 11:00am (CT) in South Bend, Ind. The game will be televised nationally on ESPN2.

Game time is 11:30am (CT). The game will be televised nationally by CBS Sports.

The Aggies (23-5, 11-4) are now in a tie for second place with Baylor (23-5, 11-4) in the league standings - with one game remaining in the regular season prior to the Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship on March 12-15 in Oklahoma City. Both teams will be vying for a No. 2 seed in the postseason tournament in their meeting on Saturday.

The victory kept the Aggies (22-5, 10-4) in third place in the Big 12 Conference standings with two more games remaining in the regular season. They turned in their fourth-straight 10-win campaign under Texas A&M head coach Gary Blair heading into the upcoming Phillips 66 Big 12 Women’s Basketball Championship on March 12-15 in Oklahoma City.

The Aggies (21-5, 9-4 Big 12) trailed by one before Starks got the ball at the top of the key and drove into the lane for the winner. She also had a long jumper with 2 minutes left to get Texas A&M within striking distance.

The Aggies (20-5, 8-4) also turned in their fourth-straight 20-win campaign under Texas A&M head coach Gary Blair and swept the Longhorns (19-7, 7-5) for only the fourth time in program history and third time since the league’s inception in 1996-97.

Texas (17-8, 6-5) cut the deficit to 61-57 before the Aggies scored seven straight points to stretch their lead back to double-digits with about five minutes left. The Aggies made nine free throws after that to secure the victory.

The Jayhawks (14-4, 3-0 Big 12) haven’t lost in Allen Fieldhouse since Texas A&M beat them 69-66 on Feb. 3, 2007. The Aggies (15-4, 1-3) are still the only Big 12 South team to win in Lawrence since the conference was formed in 1996.

It marked the Aggies’ third win over a top 25 opponent this season and the largest margin of victory (+32) over a ranked opponent in school history. A&M, off to its best start in 35 seasons of Aggie Basketball, remained undefeated on the season at 11-0.

A&M improved to an undefeated 7-0 on the season and picked up its second-ever road victory over SFA (4-3) in seven tries in Nacogdoches. Head coach Gary Blair, who coached the Ladyjacks from 1985-93, was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame at halftime with words from University President Dr. Baker Pattillo and several of his former SFA players in attendance for the special occasion.

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Celebrating the past and the present, we honor Former Head Coach R.C. Slocum on the 10th Anniversary of the 1998 Big 12 Conference championship team. Make plans now to join Coach Sherman, Associate AD for Football Tim Cassidy, The Association of Former Students, 12th Man Foundation, and many football lettermen at Fair Park; a great night is planned that includes not only Coach Sherman, but great dinners, silent auctions and lots of Aggie camaraderie. All proceeds support Texas A&M and the club’s scholarship funds.

A&M lost only its second Big 12 series of the year—and first since March—while falling to 42-10 and 19-5 in conference play. The Huskers improved to 38-9-1 and 17-6-1. NU took the first game of the twinbill, 9-8, with a five-run ninth inning rally.

Colligan smashed a first-pitch fastball from Tiger pitcher Rick Zagone over the fence in left center, just underneath the scoreboard, for the junior’s first walk-off home run of his career.

The Aggies (37-7, 18-3 Big 12) won their 15th straight league game and have now swept the last five Big 12 series. Mizzou, meanwhile, fell to 29-14 and 9-9.

Texas A&M tied a school record with their 12th consecutive league victory, remaining in first place at 15-3 and improving to 33-7 overall. The Bears, who were swept by the Aggies for the first time in Big 12 play, fell to 23-17 and 8-10.

The win kept the Aggies in first place in the Big 12 standings with a 14-1 record. A&M is 42-7 overall. Kansas fell to 30-15 on the season and 4-8 in league play with their fifth straight loss.

The Aggies, whose previous best NCAA Tournament run was a Sweet 16 appearance in 1994, finishes the season at 29-8 overall marking a school record for wins after having won 16 of their final 18 final games of the year.

Texas A&M, seeded second in the Oklahoma City Regional, will look to advance to the regional finals for the first time ever next weekend. The only other time A&M, which did not have women students until 1963, advanced to the round of 16 was in 1994.

Joseph Jones added 10 points and 12 rebounds for the ninth-seeded Aggies, who will face No. 1 seed UCLA on Saturday.

The Aggies (26-7) earned their second all-time conference tournament championship crown next to the final 1996 Southwest Conference Tournament-winning A&M squad. The Aggies became the first No. 4 seed in league history to clinch the tournament title. Junior Takia Starks (Houston, Texas) was named Most Outstanding Player as she averaged a team-leading 14.3 points and 6.0 rebounds over the course of three tournament games. She scored 10 points and had a team-high seven rebounds versus the Cowgirls. A&M outrebounded OSU, 40-30.

Texas A&M (24-9) shot 50 percent -- a huge improvement from its first-round game against Iowa State -- and didn’t let anyone besides Michael Beasley do much of anything, winning its second straight conference tournament game after going 1-11 the previous 11 years

The Aggies (25-7) have gone 2-0 at the postseason conference tournament with a 65-39 win over 12th-seeded Missouri in the quarterfinals on Wednesday. They have won 12 of their last 13 games of the season and are riding a conference-best eight-game winning streak. A&M became the first No. 4 seed in league history to advance to the championship game and claimed only its fifth all-time win in the tourney.

It was an ugly, physical game, with lots of pushing and shoving under the basket and plenty of missed shots. Texas A&M (23-9), the sixth seed, smothered Iowa State defensively and did just enough on offense to hang on for its second win in 13 Big 12 tournament games.

The 10-year agreement calls for the series to begin in Oct. 3, 2009 with Arkansas serving as the home team in odd years and Texas A&M as the home team in even years. The stadium is expected to seat approximately 80,000 for this game with the distribution split evenly between the two institutions. With the configuration of the end zones the capacity could increase to 100,000.