College Station is a town in Texas roughly 3 hours Northeast of San Antonio. It is home to one of the largest and most well-known colleges in Texas;
Texas A&M University. More commonly known as the A&M Aggies. Home of the 12th Man. Huge agriculture and military influence, the college has many long-standing traditions. They have the midnight yell; students literally meet in the football stadium and practice chants and yells for football games.
Anyways, this past weekend I had the chance to visit College Station with some friends that had went to school there. It was kind of mini-reunion for these friends so I kind of stood out a bit, but it was still fun and neat to see the campus and finally see everything in person (that I hear SO much about). Kyle wasn't able to make the trip with us, but it was still fun. I have a feeling we will be going back sometime ;)
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| Kyle Field; the football stadium. It was AWESOME. It was even more cool to see the entire stadium participate in cheers and be in total unison. |
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| Tailgating. It was slightly odd to me; everyone pulled up a chair and watched the game on the TV outside. Everyone had a flat screen rigged up somehow to watch the game in shorts, tshirts, dress, tank tops and flip flops. I think that was the most odd to me- no one was searching for buildings to get warm. |
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| Part of campus. There are certain areas you cannot walk on the grass out of respect to our military. Other areas you are required to remove your hats. |
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| The main road coming into campus. It really is a beautiful campus. |
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| Mat is the official Aggie and was my tour guide for the weekend. He told me so much about the campus and school! |
So far my tour of Texas Universities is going well! I have UT and A&M under my belt. Next is Baylor and Texas State! (I've been living too long in the south. That was a joke and only after typing it I realized how "Texas" that sounded!)
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