Aggie Analytics

Sign in Subscribe

AA

Florida: Take Them

Florida: Take Them

I took my six-year-old son to a football game last weekend — not exactly a groundbreaking statement. My wife came along too, mostly to make sure the two of us behaved. It wasn’t his first game, we took him when he was about 4 months old to a November non

Auburn: Great Expectations

Auburn: Great Expectations

It’s been weird to see the idea of “Battered Aggie Syndrome” make its way out into wider reaches of CFB fans. Unlike the idea of “Clemsoning” or any other common -isms and inside jokes about the sport, which feel like they came from the outside world, “BAS” felt very

Notre Dame: Happy

Notre Dame: Happy

If you’re reading this during the week of the Notre Dame game, I’m at the Happiest Place on Earth. Well, not really. Technically that title belongs to the park out west in California, and I’m on the opposite side of the country at Disney World. But if

Utah State: Changes

Utah State: Changes

The last time Texas A&M played Utah State was back in 2009. On a warm night in mid-September, 75,000 fans watched as the Utah Aggies took the Texas Aggies down to the wire. That Utah State team had gone 3–9 the prior year and had hired

UTSA: Bird Season

UTSA: Bird Season

I don’t think my son cares about Looney Tunes. I know that’s a weird thing to say, but it surprised me a little when I realized it earlier. I watched a ton of Looney Tunes growing up, it seemed like it was always playing somewhere, which is nice

Waves

Waves

Your arms are wrapped tightly around my shoulder and neck, and you watch over my shoulder towards the horizon. “Here comes a wave!” I jump so the choppy water doesn’t hit you square in the face, and you laugh like it’s the funniest thing you’ve ever seen.

Batting Order

Batting Order

A few weeks ago, we took my son to the baseball field. He’s 5 (or 5.5 as he will gladly point out to you) so at this point he’s been to many different games- taking in the Rangers at Globe Life, the Aggies at Olsen and even