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 | Fathead Texas A&M Aggies Helmet Wall Decal
List Price: $89.99
Sale Price: $53.17
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| Please Note: These will not adhere to textured walls These lifesized officially licensed graphics are constructed from tough, tear- and fade- resistant vinyl with a low-tack adhesive that lets you move and remove them from walls without damaging surfaces. |
 | Texas A&M Art Glass Nightlight
List Price: $15.99
Sale Price: $15.99
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| This decorative nightlight combines beautiful hand-painted glass with your favorite team logo! Measures 4.625 inches tall by 4.625 inches wide. |
 | Texas A&M University Magnetic Mailbox Cover
List Price: $26.93
Sale Price: $13.45
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| Why let your mailbox be plain, when it can show off your Texas A&M pride? In bold maroon and white, the Texas A&M Magnetic Mailbox Cover turns heads. The neighborhood will know you're a Aggies fan and proud of it. |
 | Fields of Glory: Texas A&M University- Kyle Field
List Price: $14.95
Sale Price: $7.47
Used From: $13.45
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| Fields of Glory, an INHD original series narrated by college sports broadcasting legend Brent Musburger, captures the pageantry, grand history and time-honored traditions of college football's greatest stadiums... |
2009 Best Tournaments
9. 3M Championship. How sensational was Bernhard Langer's chip-in for eagle on the final hole of this Champions tour event in Minneapolis? After his hard-rolling ball hit the back of the cup, popped several inches into the air and dropped in, the normally stoic German unleashed an uncharacteristic barrage of emotional fist pumps and finger points. Langer shot 65 and won by a shot over Andy Bean.
8. HSBC Champions. Phil Mickelson outplayed a star-studded leaderboard in the World Golf Championship event in Shanghai. Mickelson started the final round with a two-shot edge over Tiger Woods, who faded, and made an adventurous par on the finishing hole to edge Ernie Els by one stroke.
7. Frys.com Open. Troy Matteson shot back-to-back 61s at Grayhawk but still needed a playoff to outlast a pair of young guns, ex-college stars Jamie Lovemark and Rickie Fowler, who both played on sponsor's exemptions. On the first extra hole, Lovemark magically bounced an errant approach shot out of the lake by the 18th green to save par, but it wasn't enough. Matteson stiffed a long approach shot for the victory on the second playoff hole.
6. Barclays. Heath Slocum took on the popular role of Cinderella in the FedEx Cup playoffs when he drained a clutch 20-footer for birdie on the final hole in this event's first playing at scenic but mostly unloved Liberty National.
5. NCAA Championship. Texas A&M's Bronson Burgoon put his 120-yard approach shot to within inches on the final hole at Inverness. His birdie won the Aggies a National Championship.
4. Lorena Ochoa Invitational. Michelle Wie hit a long bunker shot to inches for the birdie that clinched her first win as a pro, not to mention her first win anywhere since she captured the 2003 Women's Amateur Public Links championship at age 13. It's a promise of better days ahead for the struggling LPGA.
3. Arnold Palmer Invitational. Was this a replay or something? Tiger drained another birdie putt on Bay Hill's 18th green for the victory. This time, he came from five shots back and recovered from a 71st-hole bogey to victimize Sean O'Hair.
2. Memorial Tournament. Tiger removed any remaining doubt about whether he was back, closing with 65 on a tough Muirfield Village setup. He birdied three of the final four holes, including a 7-iron staked to one foot on the 72nd hole. He also hit every fairway in the final round — take that, critics.
1.Tour Championship. A brief dream-come-true moment for PGA Tour execs as Phil Mickelson, back in form with his putter, rolled to an exciting victory at East Lake, beating Tiger Woods by three shots. Phil was at the winner's ceremony to accept the tournament trophy, and Tiger was there, too, to accept the FedEx Cup trophy and its $10 million prize. Tiger and Phil on the same stage? Sweet.
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