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The Buffs celebrate after scoring the winning touchdown Saturday against Texas A&M. The vultures were hovering above the Colorado Buffaloes football team, but thanks to a late scoring drive and a defensive stand, the Buffs shooed the death birds away - " at least for now.

A 22-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Hansen to Patrick Devenny with 2:04 remaining proved to be the difference as the Colorado Buffaloes slipped by with a 35-34 win against the Texas A&M Aggies in Big 12 Conference play at Folsom Field.

Big-time college football is no joke, but it still can be a laughing matter. How three players answered this week's questions.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin After last week, I have the opportunity to savor a rare perfect week.

Texas A&M did its part in honoring the Army and the Air Force on military appreciation day against Iowa State on Saturday at Kyle Field.

Texas A&M's offense put up big numbers in its first three games, but the level of competition raised doubts about how good the Aggies really were.

Who are these Texas A&M Aggies? Your guess is as good as mine. Two weeks after Kansas State worked this team like a part-time job, the Aggies are somehow back on the road to respectability after putting together consecutive wins over Texas Tech and Iowa State.

Texas A&M's offense was so good on Saturday that freshman punter Ryan Epperson got the day off.

Miguel Brisen pitches Texas A&M-Kingsville to students during a college fair at Bellaire High School.

Line: Texas A&M by 7. Series record: Texas A&M leads 8-1. Last meeting: 2008, Texas A&M 49, Iowa State 35.

With Texas A&M players high-fiving and hugging all around him, cornerbacks coach Chuck McMillian urged the Aggies to keep it in check as they strolled off of Texas Tech's home field last Saturday night.

Texas Tech didn't achieve the sellout it wanted on its first night in the newly expanded Jones AT&T Stadium.

A few things to keep an eye starting 6 tonight at a newly-expanded Jones AT&T Stadium, where Texas Tech expects to welcome a rowdy, record crowd.

Introduction Texas A&M started the season 3-0 and had everything clicking. Big play WR Jeff Fuller was coming into his own and QB Jerrod Johnson showed accuracy that he didna TMt have the last two seasons.

A few things to keep an eye on starting at 6 p.m. tonight in Bill Snyder Family Stadium, where the Aggies have won their last two games dating back to 2001.

Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman said Thursday that receiver Jeff Fuller, safety Jordan Pugh and offensive lineman Mike Shumard all have returned to practice but have been limited in their repetitions.

As if Von Miller's nation-leading nine sacks weren't enough to impress K-State coach Bill Snyder, add another thing to the list.

When Tysyn Hartman watched film of Saturday's loss at Texas Tech, he felt like he was seeing the game for the first time.

Oklahoma State coach Mike Gundy said Monday the school is backing the reinstatement of star receiver Dez Bryant, less than a week after declaring him ineligible for lying to the NCAA.

Devan James ran for a 7-yard touchdown in the first quarter and Morgan State held on for a 7-6 victory over North Carolina A&T on Saturday.