The Link Farm: 4.17.26

TL;DR

Texas A&M's Aggie Equestrian team advances to the NCEA National Championship semifinals against Georgia. The Aggies also host Mississippi State in softball and defeat Vanderbilt in men's tennis, while football wraps up its spring session with a game tomorrow.

Key points

Texas A&M Equestrian team advances to NCEA semifinals
Aggie Softball hosts #14 Mississippi State this weekend
Men's Tennis defeats Vanderbilt to reach SEC quarterfinals
Texas A&M Football spring game scheduled for tomorrow
Aggies for a Cause initiative features specialty cleats

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Aggie Equestrian takes on Georgia in National Semis. Texas A&M advanced in the NCEA National Championship tournament with a 11-8 win over TCU. Next up is a semifinal showdown against Georgia starting this morning on ESPN+.
Aggie Softball hosts Mississippi State. Texas A&M hopes to build on its sweep of Ole Miss by taking another SEC series against a foe from the state of Mississippi. This weekend, the Aggies will host the #14 Bulldogs of Mississippi State at Davis Diamond.
Men’s Tennis defeats Vanderbilt. The Aggies conquered the #22 Commodores last night in the SEC tournament to advance to the quarterfinals by a score of 4-2. Next up for Texas A&M is a matchup against #8 Oklahoma tonight at 6:00 p.m.
Texas A&M Football wraps up Spring session. The Aggies will close out Spring with their spring game tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. The early kick comes with the threat of weather in the area for Saturday in College Station. During the Spring Game, keep an eye out for certain Aggies wearing specialty cleats. The cleats will highlight causes and organizations .

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