Texas A&M football looks to win its first game on the road against archrival Texas since 2010 when the two programs face in the final week of the regular season.
The Aggies defeated Texas 24-17 that day in the two schools’ most recent matchup in Austin, Texas. It was the teams’ penultimate meeting as Big 12 members. Despite Texas A&M’s impending move to the Southeastern Conference, that game didn’t have nearly the same implications in 2010 as the 2025 game will: Texas A&M finished the season 9-4 while Texas finished 5-7.
Fifteen years later, No. 3 Texas A&M (11-0, 7-0 SEC) is looking to punch its ticket to the SEC championship game with a win over the Longhorns on Saturday, Nov. 29. The Aggies have only gone undefeated three times in program history, as they went 10-0 in 1919, 11-0 in 1939 and 10-0-1 in 1994.
Meanwhile, No. 16 Texas (8-3, 5-2 SEC) is aiming to keep its slim College Football Playoff hopes alive. Even if the Longhorns can’t make the CFP, beating a hated rival is its own award, especially in a rivalry as charged as Texas and Texas A&M.
Here’s what to know of Texas A&M’s record against Texas, including how it has fared against the Longhorns on the road”
What is Texas A&M’s record at Texas?
- Texas A&M record in Austin: 13-46-1
Texas A&M hasn’t fared very well all-time against Texas on the road, with a 13-46-1 record against the Longhorns in Austin, Texas. (Texas owns the edge in the rivalry 77-37-5, showing the Aggies haven’t had much success in the series, regardless of where the game is played).
Texas started the series with a 17-3 record in the first 20 games between each other in Austin, though the Aggies enjoyed some success on the road from the late-1970s through the mid-1990s. Texas A&M went 7-3 in 10 road games vs. the Longhorns from 1976 through 1994,a streak punctuated by wins in 1984, ’86, ’88, ’92 and ’94.
Texas A&M has won two of the last three games on the road against Texas, taking the rivalry in 2010 and 2006.
Texas vs Texas A&M series record
Texas holds a 77-37-5 edge over Texas A&M all time. The Longhorns won a series-high 10 consecutive games from 1957-66.
The Aggies’ best streak came in the 1980s, winning six consecutive games against Texas from 1984-89. Texas has dominated the series, and Texas A&M would need streaks of pure dominance to make a dent in Texas’ lead.
Here’s a look at the last 10 matchups between in-state rivals:
- 2024: Texas 17, Texas A&M 7 (College Station, Texas)
- 2011: Texas 27, Texas A&M 25 (College Station, Texas)
- 2010: Texas A&M 24, Texas 17 (Austin, Texas)
- 2009: Texas 49, Texas A&M 39 (College Station, Texas)
- 2008: Texas 49, Texas A&M 9 (Austin, Texas)
- 2007: Texas A&M 38, Texas 30 (College Station, Texas)
- 2006: Texas A&M 12, Texas 7 (Austin, Texas)
- 2005: Texas 40, Texas A&M 29 (College Station, Texas)
- 2004: Texas 26, Texas A&M 13 (Austin, Texas)
- 2003: Texas 46, Texas A&M 15 (College Station, Texas)
