How A&M's Perception Has Changed After Cotton Bowl
From on February 11, 2013
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To say Texas A&M wasn't getting much respect in its new conference last summer might be an understatement. Most media outlets had A&M finishing toward the bottom of the SEC West, and the question wasn't which bowl game the Aggies would make, but if they'd make one at all.
An SEC fan store even tried to sell a "Texas A&M Bulldogs" hat.
But after an 11-win season, a Heisman run and top-10 finish, the Aggies have gone from an SEC afterthought to the new "it" team in college football. The sudden transformation that isn't lost on head coach Kevin Sumlin.
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