92K views · 1.6K reactions | To the 4,800 Aggies who will receive their Aggie Rings this week: Congratulations from the Texas A&M Yell Leaders and all of us at The Association!  You worked hard and earned the most visible symbol of the worldwide Aggie Network, and we know you’ll wear it every day with pride! | The Association of Former Students | Facebook

Class of 2020 get their first win and haul off the Yell Leaders! | Texas A&M Corps of Cadets

Throwback Thursday HOW MIDNIGHT YELL BEGAN In the early 1900s, yell practices were held several days in a row. In fact, an October 1913 edition of The Bryan Weekly Eagle reminds locals: “Regular yell practice has commenced at the A. and M. College.” In 1931, the Head Yell Leader suggested that all students should “fall out” and meet on the steps of the YMCA building at midnight to commence yell practice. Yell practices were henceforth held at midnight, either on the steps of the YMCA Building or

2.4K views · 132 reactions | We salute the Fightin' Texas Aggie Band and the Aggie Yell Leaders, who are the foundation upon which Kyle Field's game day is built.  Valero Energy x #12thMan100 | Texas A&M Athletics | Facebook