Scenes from the long-awaited renewal of the Texas-Texas A&M rivalry, which ended in Longhorns jubilation after days of Aggies anticipation.

As the Lone Star Showdown returns to the college football world for the first time in over a decade, look back at the storied history of the

Texas ran for 240 yards, nearly surpassing Texas A&M’s total offensive output (244). The same Texas run game that averaged 1.1 yards per carry against Georgia (including sacks) and just 3.4 per carry against Arkansas two weeks ago dominated the Aggies on Saturday night.

No. 3 Texas and No. 20 Texas A&M renewed their historic rivalry on Saturday night at Kyle Field with a trip to the SEC Championship on the line. Like they did the last time the two played in 2011, the Longhorns got the better of the Aggies,

Ricky Williams won the Heisman Trophy and set the NCAA's all-time rushing record during an illustrious career with the Texas Longhorns.

Of course, as good as A&M’s defense is, Texas’ is better by most metrics. Top five. The Longhorns have handled dual-threat quarterbacks such as Vanderbilt’s Diego Pavia and Taylen Green of Arkansas. At the very least, I’d rank the opposing defenses a push.

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