Every Ag has that one game they can still remember almost play by play.

For me, it's the 2007 TU game at Kyle Field. My family had season tickets when I was growing up, so I was there with my mom and dad, and that game has always stuck with me. Stephen McGee absolutely lit it up that day. In an offense that was usually built around the run, he threw for a career-high 362 yards and three touchdowns and helped lead A&M to a 38-30 win over TU.

With football season back, this has recently become a regular debate in the Frogslayer office. We're an Aggie-owned and operated custom software development shop full of Ags here in College Station, so everybody has a different answer. It's been fun hearing which games people immediately go back to and some of the stories behind them.

A lot of games start to run together over the years, but some of those days at Kyle, standing as part of the 12th Man, stick with you.

Our marketing junior filmed a handful of answers around the office. Check them out below.

What's the Aggie game you'll never forget?



Gig 'Em,
Jacob Stone '16
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Ags beat Sips B for the first time in Austin Memorial Stadium in 1956 when I was Fish Merritt

Aggies beat the sips in 1980 and we weren't sure we had won until we realized they had no time outs left late 8n the 4th quarter.

'98 Nebraska

I'll go the other way. 77-0 my freshman year. It was Frantastic.

1998 Big 12 Championship.

I was there. A senior in high school and a guest of my Kansas State girlfriend's family. A lone guy wearing an Aggie Sweatshirt in a sea of purple….

aTm_bomb said:

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I'll go the other way. 77-0 my freshman year. It was Frantastic.

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Even my mother, who lived 1,500 miles away and didn't care about football AT ALL heard about that game and called me to talk about it.

55-0 @ Bama

The players and coaches have changed but the clueless leadership is the same

Iowa State 05.