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In what may have been the closest 100 meters final in Olympic history, Texas A&M sprinter Fred Kerley walked away with a Bronze medal Sunday.

Kerley was part of a photo finish involving fellow American and eventual winner Noah Lyles (9.784 seconds) and Jamaica's Kishane Thompson (9.789 seconds). Kerley, who was timed finishing in 9.81 seconds, had his foot in the air at the finish line as Lyles' torso crossed.

It's Kerley's second medal in the world's most famous sprint. He was a silver medalist in the 2021 Tokyo games as well.

The small Caribbean nation of Grenada normally does not make much noise at the Olympics, but Texas A&M decathlete Lindon Victor changed that this weekend.

Victor took the bronze medal in the decathlon with 8711 points, compared to 8796 points for gold medals Markus Rooth of Norway. Victor's big boost came from winning the javelin competition outright, which boosted him onto the medal podium.

Two Texas A&M sprinters were part of a world record run in the qualifying rounds of the mixed 4x400 meter relay, but Bryce Deadmon and Shamier Little had to settle for silver after the US was nipped by The Netherlands in the finals.

The silver, which came as the US finished the race in 3:07.74, was Deadmon's third Olympic medal. He won a gold and a bronze in Tokyo. For Little, the silver marks her first Olympic medal.

Closer to home, Texas A&M's football team will have its first scrimmage of fall camp next Saturday, Aug. 9. It will be closed to the public and the media.

The Aggies will practice tomorrow evening before taking Tuesday off. They will then switch to morning practices on Wednesday through the remainder of the week. Coach Elko, offensive coordinator Collin Klein and defensive coordinator Jay Bateman will meet with the media Tuesday morning.