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Aggies stun stacked Kajikawa field

Thanks to the resurgence of Amanda Scarborough and Megan Gibson, Texas A&M upset defending champ Arizona en route to a 5-0 run at the Kajikawa Classic.

Updated: February 12, 2007, 2:49 PM ET
By Graham Hays | ESPN.com

TEMPE, Ariz. -- It was an opening statement worthy of Atticus Finch.

Arizona State will play host a four-team tournament called the Pac-10 Versus Big 12 Challenge in early March, but No. 14 Texas A&M used its five games in the season-opening Kajikawa Classic in Tempe to deliver a message of its own to softball's upper echelon. In short: Don't mess with Texas.

Facing one of the toughest schedules of any of the 18 teams playing a total of 56 games split between Farrington Stadium on the ...

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