Texas A&M Football Tickets

Texas A&M Aggies Tickets & 2018 Football Schedule

Texas A&M Football is starting a new era in 2018, as new Aggies Head Coach Jimbo Fisher rolls into College Station after a successful tenure at Florida State, including winning a National Championship. A&M made the splash of the offseason by signing Fisher and TAMU fans expect nothing but championships now that they have a coach who has won it all. Aggie fans are hoping for a dream season in College Station that ends with them buying SEC Championship Game tickets in Atlanta.

Texas A&M Aggies tickets are available to buy for the Aggies normal SEC West opponents such as Alabama, LSU and Auburn, as well as one of the most exciting schedules in the country. Arguably the biggest game of the season, you can see the Texas A&M Aggies vs Clemson Tigers at Kyle Field on September 8th. Other home games at Kyle Field include Northwestern State, LA Monroe, Kentucky, Ole Miss, UAB and LSU. The Ags also take on the Arkansas Razoracks just up the road in Arlington in the Southwest Classic.

Texas A&M Football Tickets at Kyle Field

The Texas A&M Aggies play their home games at Kyle Field. The stadium holds over 102,000 spectators following a renovation before the 2014 season and is now one of the five largest stadiums in the country, only adding to its reputation as one of the toughest places for visiting teams to play. The football tradition at A&M is evident with the 12th Man, the Aggie Bonfire, the Corps of Cadets and the tremendous student support at football games. The Texas A&M Aggies home bench is on the Kyle Field sideline along sections 1-13.

Gameday at Kyle Field is a special experience, the Texas A&M Corp of Cadets is one of the most unique and exciting marching bands in college football. Fans line up to see the Corp march onto Kyle Field and everyone stays in their seats at halftime to watch them perform. Midnight Yell Practice is another famous Aggie tradition that happens the night before an A&M game. Watching the A&M crowd lock arms and sway during the Aggie War Hymn is one of the top traditions in college football. Texas A&M is known as the “Home of the 12th Man” because they were the originator of the term 12th Man, which is used to describe their loud home crowd.

College Station has plenty of good options for fans; the Dixie Chicken is one of the most well-known bars and popular with Aggie students and alumni. Northgate is an area where many fans crowd before and after A&M home games. The Tap is another popular watering hole that will have a lot of Aggie faithful on game day.