For the first time since 1962 -- 55 years for all you non-math majors -- the Texas A&M men have taken down their in-state rival Texas Longhorns.

Now, this is certainly a great accomplishment. The Aggie men have steadily been improving under head coach Jay Holmes and their stars came to play Friday night in College Station.

But... devils advocate here... it's a November dual meet and the three-time defending NCAA Champions (Texas) did not have their best swimmer in Joseph Schooling. So for all of you conspiracy theorists out there sounding the alarm that Texas is vulnerable -- take a chill pill and wait until March. This team has the pieces of the puzzle to make a run for a four-peat.

On the women's side, the No. 2 Longhorns took down a deep No. 5 Aggies squad by a narrow three-point margin. This rivalry brought out the best in both teams. Take the backstroke events for example. Claire Adams (UT) and Lisa Bratton (TAMU) tied in the 100 with a blazing 52.92. As if that weren't enough, Quinn Carrozza (UT) and Bratton both threw down 1:53.8 200's. Are you kidding me? 

Check out the complete scores, results, and highlights below.

Texas A&M vs. Texas

Scores

Women -- Texas (151.5) def. Texas A&M (148.5)

Men -- Texas A&M (158) def. Texas (142)

RESULTS

Top 5 Performances (Women)

1. Quinn Carrozza (Texas), 200 Back -- 1:53.80
2. Jorie Caneta (Texas A&M), 100 Breast -- 59.86
3. Remedy Rule (Texas), 200 Fly -- 1:55.79
4. Beryl Gastaldello (Texas A&M), 50 Free -- 22.30
5. Sydney Pickrem (Texas A&M), 200 Breast -- 2:10.43

Top 5 Performances (Men)

1. Mauro Castillo (Texas A&M), 200 Breast -- 1:55.93
2. Brock Bonetti (Texas A&M), 200 Back -- 1:43.02
3. Brock Bonetti (Texas A&M), 100 Back -- 47.25
4. Brett Ringgold (Texas), 100 Free -- 43.69*
5. Mauro Castillo (Texas A&M), 200 IM -- 1:47.54

*Relay Leadoff