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Friendly Rivalry or Hostile Neighbors? Premium Story
Mack Brown (AP)
By Bert Hancock
Contributor, Burnt Orange Beat
Date: Nov 25, 2008

In light of Texas’ substantial advantage in the win column of this series, there’s some truth to the notion that Longhorns look at Aggies as the pest down the street, while Aggies view their opponent as a blueblood bully, one it constantly attempts to unseat. Regardless, this long-running series has had its share of venom, “neighborly” proximity notwithstanding.

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