Lone Star Lookback: Frazier says Kyle Field vs. Texas is 'second to none'

Welcome to Lone Star Lookback! Each week, a former player or coach will join David Nuño to reminisce on Texas A&M's historic rivalry with the Texas Longhorns as the game makes an emphatic return on Nov. 30 at Kyle Field.

On Episode 13 of the Lone Star Lookback series, former Texas A&M cornerback Derrick Frazier of “Wrecking Crew” fame was part of some of the best defenses that Aggieland has ever seen. During his four seasons in Maroon & White, Frazier and the Aggies defeated the rival Longhorns three times, and he claims Texas cheated to win the 1990 game in Austin, a story he explains in the interview. Frazier also says that the Kyle Field atmosphere is “second to none” when it comes to energy inside a football stadium. After his time at A&M, Frazier was a third-round pick by Philadelphia in the 1993 NFL Draft, spending parts of six seasons with the Eagles, Colts, Cowboys and Rams.

Derrick Frazier - Cornerback - 1989-1992

Honors

• 1991 Second-Team All-SWC

Career Statistics

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