Texas A&M Aggies

The Texas A&M Aggies represent Texas A&M University, competing in the Southeastern Conference from Kyle Field in College Station, one of the largest and loudest stadiums in college football. The Aggies embody the spirit of the 12th Man, with a tradition and fanbase that are among the most passionate in the sport. Texas A&M has made the move from the Big 12 to the SEC, embracing the nation's toughest conference. The program's midnight yell practice, Corps of Cadets, and maroon and white create a unique identity. Aggie fans pack Kyle Field and travel in force. Texas A&M represents one of America's largest universities with immense resources and tradition.

Texas A&M football began in 1894, and the program has won three national championships and produced legends including John David Crow, Johnny Manziel, and Von Miller. The 12th Man tradition—students standing ready to play if needed—is one of the sport's most iconic. The rivalry with Texas—the Lone Star Showdown—has been interrupted by conference realignment but remains deeply meaningful. Texas A&M's identity as a program with unmatched tradition and resources has endured. The Aggies' move to the SEC in 2012 marked a new era. Texas A&M represents College Station and the Aggie Network worldwide.