Cade Harris is a journalist based in College Station, Texas, focusing on local sports coverage. He is a writer for The Battalion, covering Texas A&M University athletics, with a particular emphasis on football. His work has also been featured in Brookhaven College.
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Cade Harris predominantly covers local sports, specifically related to Texas A&M University and College Station. His focus is primarily on announcements within the college sports scene, particularly with a strong emphasis on football.
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Game #45: No. 1 Texas A&M 10, Tarleton 6 Records: Texas A&M (39-6, 15-6), Tarleton (25-20, 15-9) WP: Brad Rudis (4-0)
Quick work and onto the next. Hosting the first round of the NCAA Tournament for the third straight year, No. 13 seed Texas A&M swept
Feeling super. For the fifth straight year, #13 Texas A&M is headed to super regionals after sweeping #18 Oklahoma, 4-0, on Sunday at the Mitchell Tennis Center.
The 2024 Aggies are officially the first Texas A&M squad since 2015 to finish undefeated in non-conference play (25-0) following a 16-3 run-rule of Rice in seven innings on Tuesday. Jim Schlossnagle & Co. also end the regular season 12-0 against Texas teams.
Game #51: Ole Miss 10, No. 3 Texas A&M 2 Records: Texas A&M (41-10, 16-10), Ole Miss (27-23, 11-15) WP: Liam Doyle (3-2)
Game #54: No. 3 Arkansas 6, No. 5 Texas A&M 3 Records: Texas A&M (43-11, 18-11), Arkansas (43-11, 20-9) WP: Mason Molina (4-2)
Game #56: #5 Mississippi State 5, #4 Texas A&M 3 Records: Texas A&M (44-12, 19-11), Mississippi State (38-19, 17-13) WP: Nate Dohm (4-0)
Game #57: #1 Tennessee 7, #4 Texas A&M 4 Records: Texas A&M (44-13, 19-11), Tennessee (47-11, 22-8) WP: AJ Causey (11-3)
He's done it again. On Saturday night in Paris, former Texas A&M track star Bryce Deadmon '19 helped the United States win gold in the men's 4x400-meter relay.
As an assistant coach for the United States women's basketball team, current Texas A&M head coach Joni Taylor helped the Red, White and Blue win the gold medal.
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