I'm bringing my two year old to the game on Saturday. This will be his first game at Kyle. He has been to many Aggie basketball games and to a couple of halves of football games at Reliant. What you have to realize about toddlers or at least mine, is that they absolutely love noise, music and excitement. I have never had a problem with my son at a game, but we have never been to an outdoor football game in the late September heat. We probably won't make it past the third quarter, but my son absolutely loves the excitement and atmosphere of sporting events. And there is nobody that I would rather see a game with.

now, the baby's ticket doesn't have to be near yours. I've given away my extra ticket to folks carrying babies before to help them out here.

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What you have to realize about toddlers or at least mine, is that they absolutely love noise, music and excitement

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maybe true about yours, but completely false generalization.

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Bill has nothing to do with this.

It changed when we moved into the Big XII. It is a Big XII rule, same for all 12 schools and even the 2 that are leaving soon.

Blast all you want but make sure it is on valid things please.

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This lie could not be more untrue, and you people need to stop repeating it. My wife and I took our son to a Baylor game last Saturday (cuz we are stuck currently living in Waco and have nothing else to do) and he did not need a ticket. In fact no one under 2 needs a ticket to Floyd Casey if they sit in your lap.

Now onto the other, I don't know if I would take a 6 month old, but our 11 month old had alot of fun last weekend. (He got to scream at the top of his lungs and no one cared because they were all screaming and cheering too.) Smaller babies are one thing, but once they hit near 1 yr + and the toddler age, I think its perfectly fine. But each parent is entitled to their opinion, I suppose.