a NEW TRADITION BEGINS

The Chancellor’s Cup

Prairie View A&M vs. Tarleton State Texans

Trophy with the text Chancellors Cup below it.

DATE

Aug 29

TIME

8 p.m.

LOCATION

Memorial Stadium

WATCH

ESPN2

About the Cup

System pride meets friendly rivalry.

The Chancellor’s Cup is a new Texas A&M System tradition celebrating competition, school pride and excellence within the system. Sponsored by the Chancellor’s Century Council, the first Cup will be decided when the Panthers travel to Stephenville to take on the Texans.

The Chancellor’s Cup is more than a rivalry game between Tarleton State and Prairie View A&M. The trophy game is designed to recognize competition between any two of the system schools across multiple sports, creating opportunity for all system schools and student-athletes to participate. It also has the potential to expand beyond intercollegiate athletics into competitive arenas within academics, signature events and beyond.

After the game, Chancellor Glenn Hegar will present the inaugural Chancellor’s Cup trophy on the field to the winning university’s president, athletic director and head football coach.

Sunset over a full Tarleton State Memorial stadium, with a football game happening on the field.

“The Chancellor’s Cup gives us a way to celebrate
that pride, stir up a little friendly
competition and remind folks across Texas just how much talent and spirit we have across
the A&M System.”

Glenn Hegar
Chancellor, The Texas A&M University System

Founding and permanent presenting sponsor

The Chancellor’s Century Council

Established in 1987, the Chancellor’s Century Council brings together leaders who share a commitment to advancing higher education in Texas. Through financial support, strategic guidance and partnership, members strengthen connections between The Texas A&M University System and the private sector while supporting the chancellor’s vision.

Together, they help expand opportunities across the A&M System and advance its land-grant mission of education, research and service to all Texans. Learn more about the council’s impact or discover how you can become a member.