Texas A&M football has released a first glimpse of Kyle Field for Saturday's Red, White and Blue Game against Arizona State.
One end zone is painted red, the other is blue and white connects them, for one of the most patriotic sites you'll see in college football. Some moments are bigger than the 60-minute game played on the gridiron, however. This special Texas A&M tradition will be on full display in Bryan-College Station on Sept. 12, as the stands will be decorated in red, white and blue in solidarity with those who lost their lives in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and to honor America's 250th birthday.
The stage is officially set to honor those who have protected our great country and continue to lay their lives on the line for our freedom.
The stage is set in red, white and blue. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/ZHjm8HCdIp
— Texas A&M Football (@AggieFootball) September 9, 2026
Texas A&M's Red, White and Blue game began with a fundraiser after the 2001 attacks. A group of Aggie students came together to create "Standing for America" T-shirts, which were sold to raise money for those impacted by the 9/11 attacks. As one could imagine, the campaign was a roaring success, as the students color-coded the stadium in our country's colors while raising over $180,000 for New York police and fire departments.
In the 2021 season opener against Kent State, the program picked the tradition back up for the 20th anniversary of the attack. Now, for its 25th anniversary, Kyle Field will be decked out in the most patriotic way possible, as the Aggies take on the Sun Devils in a massive SEC versus Big 12 matchup on Saturday.
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