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Texas A&M is not happy just to be here. Aggies plan to beat Miami, and win it all in their CFP debut

Story byAssociated PressThu, December 18, 2025 at 5:37 PM UTC·5 min readCOLLEGE STATION, Texas — Texas A&M coach Mike Elko had to take a moment to compose himself when he was asked if this season was championship or bust or if his Aggies were simply happy to reach the College Football Playoff for the first time as they prepared for the game against Miami.“I’m trying to be nice,” Elko said. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThen he continued.“I don’t know that you define it that way,” he said. “We’re in year two. We’re trying to establish a championship type of program.

Texas A&M is not happy just to be here. Aggies plan to beat Miami, and win it all in their CFP debut

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Key Highlights

  • We haven’t won a championship around here since 1939, so that’s a lot of busts if that’s the only marker.
  • I think we’re obviously in this thing to compete for a national championship for sure.
  • We believe...
  • we’re one of the teams that’s capable of going out there and winning it, but I don’t know that you define seasons like that.”Like the Aggies, the Hurricanes are in the playoff for the first time though their championship drought is much shorter than Texas A&M’s.
  • Miami has won five national titles with the most recent one coming in 2001. Seventh-seeded Texas A&M (11-1) knew it would get a spot in the playoff well ahead of the bracket announcement on Dec.
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