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Texas A&M plays South Carolina’s song at practice after upset win

Life imitates Good Bull Hunting.

by Jason Kirk
Grant Halverson

1. Texas A&M celebrated beating No. 9 South Carolina, 52-21:

2. Good Bull Hunting made a 10-hour version of that celebration, complete with South Carolina’s signature stadium song, “Sandstorm.”

3. A week later, Texas A&M’s recruiting account shared the following practice clip:

It wasn’t really a rivalry before. But then this happened, and then this happened, and now this. Against all odds, it’s damn sure a rivalry now.

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