Texas Au0026M Football - End Zone - Select Frame

Description

This Texas A&M tradition is familiar to sports fans throughout the country and came to life in 1922, when the Aggie football team suffered so many injuries in the Dixie Classic that the coach was compelled to call a student E. This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, features the $485 million redevelopment of Kyle Field and the rich traditions that accompany an evening of Texas A&M football. This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, features the $485 million redevelopment of Kyle Field and the rich traditions that accompany an evening of Texas A&M football. The Spirit of Aggieland is alive and well at the Home of the 12th MAN. This Texas A&M tradition is familiar to sports fans throughout the country and came to life in 1922, when the Aggie football team suffered so many injuries in the Dixie Classic that the coach was compelled to call a student E. King Gill out of the stands to suit up and stand on the sidelines, ready to play. Today, Aggies continue to stand ready and willing to support their team, as evidenced by more than 31000students standing throughout the entire game. Today, Aggies continue to stand ready and willing to support their team, as evidenced by more than 31000students standing throughout the entire game. This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, features the stunning $485 million redevelopment of Kyle Field and the rich traditions that accompany an evening of Texas A&M football. The Spirit of Aggieland is alive and well at the Home of the 12th MAN.

Key Features

• This panorama, taken by Christopher Gjevre, features the $485 million redevelopment of Kyle Field and the rich traditions that accompany an evening of Texas A&M football.
• The Spirit of Aggieland is alive and well at the Home of the 12th MAN.
• King Gill out of the stands to suit up and stand on the sidelines, ready to play.
• This Texas A&M tradition is familiar to sports fans throughout the country and came to life in 1922, when the Aggie football team suffered so many injuries in the Dixie Classic that the coach was compelled to call a student E.
• Today, Aggies continue to stand ready and willing to support their team, as evidenced by more than 31000students standing throughout the entire game.