First game back at Kyle tomorrow in quite some time. I see the clear bags need to be pretty small per the guidelines online. With it being cold and possibly rainy was planning on bringing a clear backpack to hold a blanket and ponchos. Technically, it is larger than what is allowed.

Anyone who goes to the game often have a feel of how strict they are about the size?

We were at the game against umass last year, it was in the 40s and raining. We carried in blankets and towels to sit on and didn't have an issue.

Clear bags, full hearts, can't lose!

Does a plastic bottle of liquor count as a clear bag?

Asking for a friend.

https://12thman.com/sports/2016/6/6/clear-bag-policy.aspx

And

" Begin hydrating the night before gameday to stay well hydrated and drink plenty of water throughout the game.

Fans are permitted to bring one (1) sealed bottle of water into Kyle Field.

Wear loose and cool clothing and apply at least SPF-15 sunscreen often and protect your face and head with a brimmed hat. Protect your eyes with sunglasses.

Levy has already loaded an unprecedented amount of water into Kyle Field. For Saturday's game vs. New Mexico, 187,000 bottled waters will be available for sale inside the stadium.

Inside Kyle Field, there will be 434 points-of-sale that have bottled water available for sale.

Nine Water Monster FREE refill stations will be located in Kyle Field. Those locations are:

Section 122
Section 126
Section 132
Section 233
Section 235
Section 241
Section 334
Section 401
Section 408

Kyle Field was re-developed to include four public Cool Zones. The venue also features the use of large fans on some concourses, while expanded concourses provide shelter from the elements. There are also extensive air conditioned spaces in Field Box, Clubs, and Suites throughout the stadium."

https://12thman.com/news/2023/8/29/2023-football-gameday-information-know-before-you-go.aspx

From an earlier game this year:

" A&M officials said Monday an "unprecedented" amount of water has been loaded into Kyle Field, and 187,000 bottled waters will be available for purchase at 434 points-of-sale around the stadium. Bottles are $2.99 for 20 oz. and $4.99 for a liter.

Fans are also allowed to bring in one clear, unopened plastic water bottle up to a gallon in size. There will be nine free water refill stations around Kyle Field outside sections 122, 126, 132, 233, 235, 241, 334, 401 and 408. There are also four cool zones inside Kyle Field."

https://theeagle.com/news/a_m/water-supplies-bolstered-for-texas-a-m-football-s-season-opener-saturday/article_f6aa07d0-4772-11ee-86c2-b7cb1247315f.html

I'm sure the Aggies can find a way

This week's 'Know Before You Go'

ag009 said:

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First game back at Kyle tomorrow in quite some time. I see the clear bags need to be pretty small per the guidelines online. With it being cold and possibly rainy was planning on bringing a clear backpack to hold a blanket and ponchos. Technically, it is larger than what is allowed.

Anyone who goes to the game often have a feel of how strict they are about the size?

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I've brought a clear backpack into the game multiple times. I've got 3 young kids and a purse isn't going to make it for us. Pretty sure optimum hands clear backpacks out in front of the stadium as part of their advertisement.

Worse comes to worse, take the poncho and blanket and carry it in, roll the backpack up and put it in the clear bag. As soon as you get inside, take the backpack out and utilize it.

Cold & rainy game watching Jimbum struggle against the weaker Mississippi....

Woof

AAAAAAAAHHH!!!!! My multiple view seat in ny chair in front of my TV tomorrow. It's cool when people are sitting out in 100 + degree heat and warm and dry while others choose to sit out in the rain tomorrow. I'm 75 and have paid my dues in Kyle Field.

I have a clear bag that big so I can carry and water and everything. It's probably about 15" x 12".

If it's clear, it's size does not need to be small. Still within the guidelines though. You can bring in like a wallet, size purse without a clear bag.