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Scott Livingstone is 'very grateful' to join College Baseball Hall of Fame
Watch the full version by becoming a Premium subscriber. A couple of days ago, I got the call. I didn't recognize the number, and I thought it was a spam call. I saw that it had said baseball office, and I don't usually get calls like that, so I answered. Mike Fiore, who played at Miami back in the day, let me know that I was going to be in the Hall of Fame. I was very overwhelmed, humbled and grateful.
Byington 'excited' for inaugural season as Bryan Yard Dogs field manager
Watch the full version by becoming a Premium subscriber. I’m very excited for Opening Day tonight. The guys are excited. We've been texting in our group chat. Because there are so many games of baseball. The start-off is so sweet. It is unique to baseball. Maybe it is the time of year. It is like the beginning of summer. The downtime for people is right in the middle of our games in the season. Scott Kirk, the assistant general manager, we go back to Abilene.
Aggie baseball places six on All-SEC teams
It was an impressive regular season for Texas A&M baseball. Michael Earley’s second season bore much more fruit than his debut as the Aggies rolled to a 39-13 overall record and 18 conference victories. Despite being picked 13th in the league, A&M placed third at 18-11 behind a bevy of impressive individuals both at the plate and on the mound. As a result, six Aggies were honored on postseason All-SEC teams.
Historic A&M baseball teams of the past pushing current squad to first national title
OMAHA, Neb. — Approximately 40 years after a season that seemed destined for the College World Series, Mike Easley and Terry Taylor are making their first trip to Omaha. As soon as the Texas A&M baseball team clinched a spot in the best-of-3 College World Series championship series with a semifinal win over Florida, Easley and Taylor connected and planned out the trip to college baseball’s promised land together. The chance to watch A&M bring home its first national championship was too tempting.
Historic A&M baseball teams of the past pushing current squad to first national title
OMAHA, Neb. — Approximately 40 years after a season that seemed destined for the College World Series, Mike Easley and Terry Taylor are making their first trip to Omaha. As soon as the Texas A&M baseball team clinched a spot in the best-of-3 College World Series championship series with a semifinal win over Florida, Easley and Taylor connected and planned out the trip to college baseball’s promised land together. The chance to watch A&M bring home its first national championship was too tempting.
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Erika Eriksson (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Erika Eriksson was a four-year letterwinner (1987-90) for the Texas A&M softball program and was a member of the 1987 NCAA Championship team that went 56-8 en route to the title. The La Marque, Texas, native was also a two-time team captain for the Aggies during her time as a student-athlete. The Aggie earned her bachelor's and master's degrees from Texas A&M in 1989 and 1991, respectively.
Lynn Hickey (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Lynn Hickey served Texas A&M for 15 years (1984-99) as both the head coach for the women's basketball team and the senior women's administrator and senior associate athletics director. She was hired in 1984 by former athletics director and Heisman Trophy winner John David Crow. As the leader of the Aggie women's basketball program from 1984-1994, Hickey amassed over 150 wins and coached Texas A&M hall of famers Lisa Branch and Dr. Lisa Langston.
Michael Wacha (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame Michael Wacha enjoyed a stellar three-year career in Aggieland as one of the most feared pitchers in the nation. The two-time All-American pitcher was the ace of the Texas A&M staff during a run that included a College World Series appearance in 2011. He helped Ol' Sarge's charges win back-to-back Big 12 Tournament titles in 2010 and '11 as well as the league regular-season crown in 2011.
Shea Groom (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame Shea Groom is one of the most decorated players in the history of Texas A&M soccer as a two-time All-American and three-time All-SEC performer. A native of Liberty, Missouri, Groom enjoyed a glorious four-year career in Aggieland, playing in 85 matches, including 78 starts. She finished with 107 career points on 41 goals and 25 assists. The points and goals tallies both rank seventh on Texas A&M's all-time list.
Ashley Knoll (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame Ashley Knoll was a three-time letter winner for the Aggies from 2005-07. During her time at A&M, she received All-America honors in 2006 and 2007. She is one of six Aggie golfers to have been named an All-American two-or-more times in their career. During the 2006 and 2007 seasons, she was named the Big 12 Golfer of the Year, the only golfer in program history to receive the honor twice.
Deon Lendore (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
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Kristie Smedsrud-Dock (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame Kristie Smedsrud-Dock celebrated a four-year career in the Brazos Valley as one of the programs most prolific offensive weapons from 1994-97. The All-American was instrumental for the Aggies, making four-straight postseason appearances during her tenure, with a pair of East Regional Semifinal appearances. The outside hitter took the reins of the program on the offensive side, leading the program in both kills and kills per set in her final three seasons.
Jerrod Kappler (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame Jerrod Kappler concluded his career in Aggieland as a 14-time All-American and five-time Big 12 Champion. He helped the Aggies to four consecutive top-three finishes in the Big 12 and four straight top-25 finishes at NCAA Championships as a team. The Tarpon Springs, Florida, native claimed individual Big 12 titles in the 50 free and 100 free as a senior in 1999, while also helping the 200 free and 200 medley relay teams to first-place finishes.
Jeneba Tarmoh (2023) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame A native of San Jose, California, Jeneba Tarmoh finished her two-year Aggie career as a three-time NCAA National Champion and nine-time Big 12 Conference Champion. Tarmoh also finished her collegiate career with 10 First-Team All-America honors. A speedster and relay specialist, Tarmoh earned her first NCAA title as a member of the outdoor 4x100m relay in 2010 before claiming titles in the indoor and outdoor 4x400m in 2011.
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Dante Hall (2021) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame Dante Hall, a native of Houston, lettered for the Aggie football team from 1996-98. He was one of the best all-purpose players in program history, and helped lead A&M to becoming the 1998 Big 12 Champions. Primarily a running back, the Hall of Famer also returned punts and kickoffs at Kyle Field in spectacular fashion. He is tied for fourth all-time at A&M with 4,706 all-purpose yards.
Active Measures
This revelatory and dramatic history of disinformation traces the rise of secret organized deception operations from the interwar period to contemporary internet troll farms We live in the age of disinformation - of organized deception. Spy agencies pour vast resources into hacking, leaking, and forging data, often with the goal of weakening the very foundation of liberal democracy: trust in facts.
This Date in History: April 16
Here were some of the top stories in The Eagle on this date in history: April 16 2014 Texas A&M quarterback Matt Joeckel announced he was transferring, leaving sophomore Kenny Hill and freshman Kyle Allen to battle for the starting job to replace Johnny Manziel, who declared for the NFL draft. 2013 Two bombs exploded near the Boston Marathon finish line, killing three people and injuring more than 270 in a bloody scene of shattered glass and severed limbs.
Confederate General Shot At Downtown Mansion - Again
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Byington to speak at Civil War roundtable meeting
ROGERSVILLE — Guest speaker John Byington will discuss his involvement in research surrounding the Battle of Kingsport and the Battle of Big Creek/Rogersville at the May 9 meeting of the Lakeway Civil War Preservation Association Roundtable’s dinner gathering at Hale Springs Inn.Byington’s interest in the War Between the States began when he was in the fifth grade and chosen to portray Confederate General Stonewall Jackson in a school play.
Lupe Fraga (2015) - Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame
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