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My wife and I enjoyed our first Texas Aggie Football game last night. TAMU played against Utah State. We won 38-30. The 12th Man was in full force. Here is a statue of Dr. E. King Gill who inspired the tradition.
We arrived at TAMU at 2:30pm and went to see Wade at the Agnors tailgaiting party. The Agnors Family has been tailgaiting and going to the Aggie games for over 60 years. We then waited for the Aggie Football team to be dropped off the bus and be escorted by the Fightin' Texas Aggie Marching Band into the locker rooms.
An hour later, the Fightin' Texas Aggie Marching Band went back to the Corp dorms and led all the Corp of Cadets down Joe Routt Blvd in a processional and into the stadium.
Right before the game started, the seats were filling up, introduction of the players and the flyover by the military.
During halftime, the nationally famous Fightin' Texas Aggie Marching Band performed on the field.
It was a great game and my wife really enjoyed everything.
We arrived at TAMU at 2:30pm and went to see Wade at the Agnors tailgaiting party. The Agnors Family has been tailgaiting and going to the Aggie games for over 60 years. We then waited for the Aggie Football team to be dropped off the bus and be escorted by the Fightin' Texas Aggie Marching Band into the locker rooms.
An hour later, the Fightin' Texas Aggie Marching Band went back to the Corp dorms and led all the Corp of Cadets down Joe Routt Blvd in a processional and into the stadium.
Right before the game started, the seats were filling up, introduction of the players and the flyover by the military.
During halftime, the nationally famous Fightin' Texas Aggie Marching Band performed on the field.
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