Many things can be written about Friday's football game against the University of Texas, and most of them aren't pleasant. One could point to the ineffectiveness of the Texas A&M running game that gained only 31 yards while others could compare the offensive line to that of a six-man team from Smalltown, Texas, and certainly no one can forget about the complete and utter collapse of the Aggies in the fourth quarter.

Texas A&M head coach Billy Gillispie said he was disappointed with the slow start his team had Saturday against UT-Permian Basin, but he was probably happy with the final outcome, a 98-36 A&M win, the largest margin of victory in the program's history. "It's fun when you win," Gillispie said.

The No. 2 Nebraska volleyball team swept No. 18 Texas A&M in three games Sunday, handing the Aggies its first defeat at home this season. The loss ends the season for the Aggies (18-8, 14-6 Big 12) in a tie with Missouri for third place in the Big 12 Conference.