Texas A&M National Championship Wins

The Texas A&M University has their own football team in the NCAA Division I collegiate football. The team is called Texas A&M Aggies and they represent the Western Division in the Southeastern Conference (SEC). However they had also been a part of the Big 12 Conference and Southwest Conference in the past. The home field of the team is Kyle Field, located in College Station, Texas, United States.

The Texas A&M Aggies has been one of the prominent teams in the collegiate football scenario. Despite winning their last national championship long back, they have managed to gain achievements in the Division and Conference levels.

The team has a mixture of both freshmen and seniors like Noah Thomas, Mark Nabou, Amari Daniels and others who have made the team an interesting competitor in the division. They have also managed to make 43 bowl appearances so far.

How many National championships have the Texas A&M Aggies won?

The Texas A&M Aggies have won three national championships in their career so far - 1919, 1927 and 1939. 1919 was the first time the Texas A&M Aggies won the national championship. As part of the Southwest Conference, they won the Conference with a record of 10-0 under the coaching of Dana.X. Bible. In the finals on November 27, 1919 they faced the Texas Longhorns and defeated them with a score of 7-0. Consequently, the Aggies were declared the National Champions via the Billingsley Report.

The Texas A&M Aggies won their second championship in 1927, once again under Dana.X.Bible as the coach. Throughout the conference, they created a record of 8-0-1. Unfortunately, there was no system for determining a national back then. In the finals on November 24, 1927, they again faced the Texas Longhorns, beating them 28-7.

Unfortunately, there was no system for determining a national back then. Consequently, most selectors either preferred the Georgia Bulldogs or the Illinois Fighting Illini as the national champion back then. Later, however, Jeff Sagarin chose the Texas A&M Aggies to be the National Champion for the season.

The team won their third national championship in 1939. In that season, under coach Homer Norton, the Texas A&M Aggies became the Southwest Conference Champions with a record of 11-0. In the Sugar Bowl on January 1, 1940, the team faced the Tulane Green Wave and defeated them 14-13 to become the National Champions for the third time via numerous selectors.

When was the last time the Texas A&M Aggies won the National Championship?

The Texas A&M Aggies won their last national championship in 1939. They won the Southwest Conference with a record of 11-0 and then defeated Tulane Green Wave 14-13 at the Sugar Bowl on January 1, 1940.

Texas A&M Aggies National Championships wins years

The Texas A&M Aggies have three National Championships under their belt so far. This is a look at the years they won the championship along with their opponents and the scores they achieved.

Texas A&M Aggies National Championship Appearances

The Texas A&M Aggies have made three national champion appearances so far and have won all three of them. This is a look at the years in which the team were able to advance to the National Championship games in collegiate football.

Texas A&M Aggies Conference Titles Wins

The Texas A&M Aggies has been pretty impressive when it comes to winning Conference titles. They have mostly been the Southwest Conference champions and also been the Big 12 Conference champion once. Here is a look at all the times that the team has won the Conference titles.

Texas A&M Aggies Division titles Wins

The Texas A&M Aggies has also been impressive when it comes to division titles. They have managed to defeat their opponents during their games. Here is a look at their opponents during their division titles games so far.