Overtime win signals a change in culture at Texas A&M

COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Kevin Sumlin's gray hair count almost certainly increased on Saturday.

After his Texas A&M team coughed up a three-touchdown lead -- including a play on which the Aggies were set to put the game away with a 73-yard Trayveon Williams touchdown run with less than two minutes to go, except it wound up being a 71-yard run after Tennessee's Malik Foreman poked away the ball for a fumble -- the Aggies survived the Vols' magical comeback and won in double overtime a game they should have won in regulation.

All that said, Saturday's 45-38 victory over No. 9 Tennessee at Kyle Field was a culture win for the eighth-ranked Aggies.

Was it pretty? No. Could it have been made…