It might be easier to explain what isn’t on the line when the Aggies and Longhorns restore the Lone Star Showdown after going dormant for 13 years.

After 12 years, one of the most compelling rivalries in college football is back on the schedule, and it's as important as ever.

It’s Rivalry Week in college football. The blood pumps a little harder for players and fans alike as the regular season closes with red-letter games whose histories are built on proximity and decades of tradition.

With lead blockers in front of him to account for two defenders, Texas A&M quarterback Marcel Reed outran a third on his way to an 8-yard touchdown on a zone read play. That's the threat that the Texas football defense will face from the Aggies offense when it travels to College Station on Saturday (6:30 p.

Heading toward the biggest Texas-Texas A&M game in more than a century, the oddsmakers may be giving the Longhorns too much sway. Texas is a roughly touchdown favorite in the first meeting of intrastate rivals in 13 years.

One of college football’s greatest rivalries returns after more than a decade as Texas and Texas A&M reunite, and with plenty on the line. Here’s the latest pre