Always the only true Home of the 12th Man!

Gig 'em

Great job! I just sent this to my buddy in Seattle.

**** you tea sips! (<--- has nothing to do with the OP...just felt like saying it!)

Good link, but you left out the part where the concept of the 12th Man was already in existence prior to the EKG event.

The current earliest known use of 12th Man at A&M was in the fall of 1921 and had nothing to do with E.K. Gill. I know because I found the article in cushing in 2005 and passed it on to a lawyer working on the litigation in 2005.

Found a small error. Under 1941, it references the 12th Man song being sung after the Aggies lose. IIRC we never lose, only run out of time...

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Found a small error. Under 1941, it references the 12th Man song being sung after the Aggies lose. IIRC we never lose, only run out of time...

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Yeah, we ran out of time at 77-0....

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Good link, but you left out the part where the concept of the 12th Man was already in existence prior to the EKG event.

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Yes, the words were used before EKG, but the "concept," as you call it, began with EKG. This shows that you really don't understand the "concept" at all.

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The current earliest known use of 12th Man at A&M was in the fall of 1921 and had nothing to do with E.K. Gill. I know because I found the article in cushing in 2005 and passed it on to a lawyer working on the litigation in 2005.

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Randolph Duke - I see you...

Interesting enough is that the boisterous cadets yelling and shouting when other teams were on offense was considered "poor sportsmanship" by our more <ahem> "refined" brethren in the SWC. Almost convinced themselves we were cheating somehow.

By the 50's, such concerns were dropped, although the sentiment that A&M was full of coarse, brutish lower class students remained.

Protecting the brand. I dig it.

Somewhere on the northwest side of Houston, a cuckolded tsip named Charles Satterfield --- AKA Randolph Duke on tsip fan sites --- is butthurt and his head is about to explode.

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The current earliest known use of 12th Man at A&M was in the fall of 1921 and had nothing to do with E.K. Gill. I know because I found the article in cushing in 2005 and passed it on to a lawyer working on the litigation in 2005.

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Randolph Duke - I see you...

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Thats not me, but that ahole has been using my research as his own

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The current earliest known use of 12th Man at A&M was in the fall of 1921 and had nothing to do with E.K. Gill. I know because I found the article in cushing in 2005 and passed it on to a lawyer working on the litigation in 2005.

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Randolph Duke - I see you...

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Thats not me, but that ahole has been using my research as his own

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May I presume he has been selectively editing said research??

Who knows. He was linking to my photobucket account for the longest time. Ive since pulled a lit of that stuff down. I don't know is he saved any copies or not but a lot of his older posts now have broken links