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Texas A&M Declined UT’s Offer to Partner on Network

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Texas A&M could have partnered with the University of Texas at Austin in what ultimately became the Longhorn Network, Texas athletics director DeLoss Dodds confirmed...

 
 

SEC Tells Aggies ‘Thanks, But No Thanks’

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UPDATED Texas A&M’s grand plan to bolt the Big 12 and head to the SEC has hit a slight snag—the SEC declined to invite them. At a meeting of the SEC...

 
 

Will A&M Carry Through on SEC-eding?

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Texas A&M seems to be taking the motto “If you can’t take the heat, stay out of the kitchen” to heart. Citing the need for a more stable and secure conference,...

 
 

At UT and A&M, The ‘Status Quo’ Is Striving for Excellence

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The University of Texas at Austin and Texas A&M University are premiere Tier One institutions. They did not get that national ranking or the acclaimed research,...

 
 
Would Separating Teaching From Research Make Universities More Productive?

Would Separating Teaching From Research Make Universities More Productive?

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At the center of the debate in Texas over the future of higher education stands a premise, accepted for generations, that at top universities academic research and...

 
 
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