Texas A&M to wear all-black uniforms against Tennessee on November 14
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 8:12 PM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
Texas A&M will wear its all-black uniforms for "Operation Blackout" when facing Tennessee on November 14. This event will mark the first time the Volunteers visit College Station since 2016, when A&M secured a 45-38 double-overtime victory. The matchup holds significance as Texas A&M aims to maintain a strong season, needing to stay undefeated at home while navigating a challenging road schedule. The Aggies' success in this game could impact their chances for a College Football Playoff spot. Earlier, A&M announced a red, white, and blue game against Arizona State in Week 2 to commemorate the 9/11 attacks.
- •Texas A&M will debut all-black uniforms vs. Tennessee on November 14.
- •This will be Tennessee's first visit to College Station since 2016.
- •Texas A&M aims to stay undefeated at home to secure playoff chances.
- •Aggies planning a red, white, and blue game against Arizona State.
- •The previous meeting in 2016 ended with A&M winning 45-38 in double overtime.
- 8:12 PMYahoo Sports — Texas A&M's 'Operation Blackout' will take place vs. Tennessee
"Texas A&M will go with its annual all-black look vs. Tennessee on Saturday, November 14.
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