Signed Matt Bumgarner practice used jersey. Thats right the fearless #81 signed by the man himself.

I have a movie poster from "The Junction Boys" signed by Tom Berringer to go with my hard back copy of the book signed by Gene Stallings and Jack Pardee.

A picture of my daughter with Mikhail Gorbachev when he spoke on campus about 5 years ago. She was his escort for the day.

A Howdy button

A letter from Coach DX Bible to my wife's grandfather (Class of '14)

1922-1924 Longhorns (Yearbook).

A hand carved Reveille dog from the 60's.

One of my great uncle's spurs. Clodius 'Bud' McCollum. He never got to wear his boots and spurs. Uncle Sam needed him more so instead of graduating, he flew bombers over Germany.

His flight crew photo. He is the 2nd from the left.


Many years later, his wife called the school to see if he had enough hours to qualify for a ring. He had enough but he turned down the offer because he felt it wasn't right to wear a ring since he didn't graduate from TAMC. Classy.

Basketball gameball signed by Antoine Wright and the rest of the 0-16 team
Acie Law "The Shot" Poster signed and framed
Hat signed by Mike Goodson and J-Train

An official recruiting letter from the Football team signed by JD Crow to my 6 month old son. It came with a card saying "it's never too early to start recruiting"!

A nicely framed picture of Red White and Blue out after 9/11

A signed McElroy helmet

Lots of programs from the past

My ring!

How about a memory.

I was sacked by the great Billy Hobbs in the middle of #6 fairway of La Paloma Golf Club in Amarillo, TX.

Never heard him coming, hit me like a ton of bricks, and laughed all the way back to hit his shot.

He let my wife wear his Superbowl Ring one night at Muster. I couldnt, but she could.

God has a good one, I sure miss him.

My best regards,

Stump

Aaron Glenn's used helmet from the 90's

Large piece of astroturf before we went to grass

3 of the "aTm" metal end caps off bleachers from the old horseshoe

1967 A&M signed football

A stud bucket from Duncan Dining Hall, with AMC stamped on it

A piece of broken wood from bonfire after it collapsed

in 1998 I went to the bonfire heap that was still smoldering with a jar and collected ash and some spikes. Had no idea at the time, of course, I was collecting the last on campus bonfire ash.

From the 1999 tu game I have my 12th man towel. I wrote the names of every Aggie who passed on that towel.

Picture of my mom at her last game, video of her watching the Aggie Band for the last time.

Two seats from G. Rollie. Also a RSJ-signed football and Sumdog-signed helnet from a Coach's night auction.

Southwest Conference baseball that was the first pitch of the 1986 season (Aggies vs Pan American). We went on the win the SWC that year. Ball was fouled to the upper deck, 3rd base side, right to me. Back then the Diamond Darlings always came to retrieve the foul balls in the stands. It was a very cold windy day and very few were in the upper deck. I placed the ball on the seat next to me the entire game. No one came to get...I guess the Diamond Darlings were too cold that day to come up to the second level. Game ended, ball went in my pocket and came home with me. Also have toy cars that Billy Hobbs gave to my autistic son following a mission trip to Brazil where my son had sent one of his toy cars with me to give to a poor child in Brazil. My dear brother-in-Christ Billy was touched by that simple gesture and wanted to give a special gift to my little guy. Also treasure my 1985 12th Man towel (the first year we had them).

I have an old sarge tee shirt from 1986. I bought it the year I graduated.Don't remember where I bought it but must say it fit until Covid.

Fanatic I didn't read your post until after I posted so I'll add this as my coolest Aggie memorability. Some broke college friends of mine went out and collected ashes from that last bonfire and gave ash filled jars as gifts. I remember being touched by the thought but had no idea of the significance at that time.

Part of a bleacher from Kyle Field.

* shirt sleeve signed by Jackie Sherrill
* photo of my name and class year on the old, old Jumbotron, signed by RC Slocum
* in the mid-90s I got really into A&M football and I guess scrapbooking as well??? Anyways I have a scrapbook with clippings and stuff I collected from A&M teams during 94-96 timeframe.
* a piece of the old turf that was on Kyle Field before we went back to grass
* probably other stuff I'm forgetting…

I have a German made Ol' Sarge figurine, circa 1958…

Have a pic, but can't seem to upload it…

The A&M uniform I competed in

I have my father's (c/o ' 64 in BS and MS in Chemistry) slide rule he used at A&M. In a nice maroon leather case with a belt loop strap. Those guys knew math, I just use Excel and a calculator.

East Stands Ramp 4 sign from Kyle field. G Rollie seats, west side Kyle field bleacher. Metal aTm from the locker room framed with a '39 champs sugar bowl ticket. A&M commemorative 50th anniversary jersey from the '39 champs

Autographed football from Tommie Vaughn. Played center on A&M's lone national championship team in 1939. I met him in person and will never forget his strong handshake.

Small piece of Kyle Field artificial turf (circa '86) ... large rolls of the old turf were on the surface of the field before replaced with new artificial turf).

Cotton balls that were floating from the upper decks at the end of the '85 game vs. tu.

A like new New Era aTm (no bevel) baseball cap purchased at Northgate's Wyatt's ("Home of the A&M cap") ... wore it maybe twice ... that wool cap shrunk prob 3 sizes.

Bonfire wood scrap from working on Stack when Bonfire was at Duncan Field.

A brick from razed Law Hall ... FUP!

I won one of our black A&M helmets like we wore against MSST in 2012 through a raffle at our local A&M club steak cook off about 5-6 years ago. I thought that was a really cool prize, then I realized it was signed by Von Miller following his Super Bowl MVP.

My grandfathers 1949 slide rule competition champion plaque and several other pieces of memorabilia from his time there.

My B.S. Degree

I have a signed John David Crow jersey my dad (not an Aggie) won in a silent auction and gifted to me after he saw the look on my face.

The Band did a 1200 person block t at the 100 anniversary of the Band 25+ years ago. There were 300+ Band members and 900 former members on the field