For those of you visiting for the first time, please do not be alarmed. The press box will move during the Aggie War Hymn." Sure, I thought. High above this 82,000-seat Texas football Mecca ...

was welcomed by Aggie faithful with a traditional “Aggie War Hymn,” during which he could be seen arm in arm with some of Texas A&M’s brass, participating in the school’s traditional song.

The Aggie faithful eventually replaced that coda ... During the singing of the school’s fight song, “War Hymn,” Aggies wrap ...

The stadium literally moves as the “Aggie War Hymn” is played and media members are warned that the press box moves. But one thing that makes Texas A&M special and perhaps sets it apart from ...

The second line of Texas Fight proudly proclaims “And it’s goodbye to A&M,” while the Aggie War Hymn prominently features the line “goodbye to Texas University.” That is followed by the familiar ...

The other schools to make the list include Notre Dame, University of Oregon, Indiana University, The Ohio State University, ...

Following the Aggie War Hymn, Weigman was quick to head to the locker room. Both teammates and opponents slapped him on the back and consoled him. Reed said that Weigman was supportive of him ...

The Texas A&M football team will honor its seniors Saturday against New Mexico State. Kickoff is set for 6:45 p.m.

the SEC's largest stadium figures to give one of the most intimidating renditions of the Aggie War Hymn to date. Auburn takes college football traditions to the next level with its pregame War ...

The Aggies' beloved mascot is Reveille, and their fight song is the Aggie War Hymn. With a tradition of excellence exemplified by 33 Consensus All-Americans, Texas A&M Aggies Football continues ...

Texas A&M starts the second half of its SEC slate with a pair of home matches this weekend. The Aggies ride into the ...

College football is special, but you probably already know that I feel that way about it. Many of my columns at the Longview News-Journal have been about the Saturday spectacle. Today, I wanted to ...