Texas A&M unveils uniforms inspired by Corps of Cadets for upcoming SEC game
By Andrew Olson
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Texas A&M will sport a special look next time it takes the court.
On Monday, the Aggies unveiled special uniforms inspired by the Corps of Cadets. They’re set to be worn on Wednesday night when Texas A&M hosts Ole Miss.
“When you think of Texas A&M, you think of the Corps,” the video announcement states. “When you think of Texas A&M, you think of the 12th Man. That indelible, the Aggie spirit, originated here, with the Corps of Cadets.”
Texas A&M is hoping that a new look will bring some new look. The Aggies are on a 4-game losing skid, falling out of first place and now 3 games behind Florida in the conference standings.
Bucky McMillan’s team is now 17-8 overall after losses to Alabama, Florida, Mizzou and Vanderbilt. At 7-5 in the SEC, A&M finds itself looking up at Florida (10-2), Arkansas (9-3), Vanderbilt (8-4), Tennessee (8-4), Alabama (8-4) and Kentucky (8-4). Texas and Mizzou are also 7-5.
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Texas A&M hosts Ole Miss on Wednesday. The Aggies are 12-3 at Reed Arena this season, but dropped their last 2 home games against Florida and Mizzou.
Ole Miss heads to College Station on a 7-game losing streak. The Rebels have fallen to 11-14 overall and 3-9 in SEC play with consecutive losses to Auburn, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama and Mississippi State.
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