Miami and Texas A&M have only met five times on the football field, but the series has already has some big moments.
The series began with a 70-14 Texas A&M win in 1944 at Burdine Stadium, still the most lopsided defeat Miami has ever suffered. After a 63-year break, the programs agreed to a home-and-home that helped bridge the end of the Orange Bowl era and the start of Miami's time at Hard Rock Stadium. The Hurricanes swept those 2007-08 games, then split another home-and-home in 2022-23.
Miami and Texas A&M will add another chapter this Saturday when they meet in the first round of the College Football Playoff at Kyle Field, the first CFP appearance for either program and the first playoff game ever played in College Station.