That's impressive. The two classes following the 2020 year where we ostensibly did "better" only had a combined 17, and I think they were our best draft classes since at least the 90s.

Who are the 13?

KC
Howell
Will Lee
York
Bisontis
Moss
Boekircher
Zuhn
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Fire everybody!

13th Man. Which is one louder.

I dont know spit about the nfl. Isnt it better if your players can skip the combine? Or does every pick generally attend?

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13th Man. Which is one louder.

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Quick! Trade Mark this!

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WC94 said:

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13th Man. Which is one louder.

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Quick! Trade Mark this!

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Speaking of trademarks, who is our new czar. Seattle is getting out of hand again. 12's are fine, 12th Man infringement, is not acceptable.

Not sure we can match that number next season. Which, according to Elko, is what you need to be able to do some damage in the playoffs.

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13th Man. Which is one louder.

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Quick! Trade Mark this!

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Speaking of trademarks, who is our new czar. Seattle is getting out of hand again. 12's are fine, 12th Man infringement, is not acceptable.

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licensing@tamu.edu

979-458-0677

Office of Business Development

And examples of bad coaching with Penn St, Florida, LSU, Kentucky, Arkansas and Auburn on that list. Lots of talent but the coaching staffs got booted. Lincoln Riley, Dabo Sweeney , and Mike Novell should be put on notice.

Never beaten Rutgers

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Rex Racer said:

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13th Man. Which is one louder.

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Speaking of trademarks, who is our new czar. Seattle is getting out of hand again. 12's are fine, 12th Man infringement, is not acceptable.

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Yep. Looks like after we renewed the contract with Seattle in 2016, they restricted the use of "12th Man" to "12".

Good on our TAMU Leadership.

The 2006 Settlement Agreement
After Texas A&M filed a trademark infringement lawsuit, the parties settled with the following terms:

• Initial Payment: A one-time lump sum of $100,000.
  
  
• Annual Royalty: An annual fee of $5,000.
  
  
• Duration: A 10-year term (initially 5 years with a 5-year renewal option).

The 2016 Renewal
When the original deal expired, a new, more expensive five-year agreement was reached:

• Upfront Fee: $140,000 (for the five-year term).
  
  
• Annual Royalty: $18,000 per year.
  
  
• Enforcement Fee: An additional $10,000 per year to help Texas A&M protect the trademark from other infringers.
  
  
• Total Annual Obligation: Approximately $28,000 per year.
  
  

Usage Restrictions
Under the 2016 deal, the Seahawks agreed to further restrict their use of the phrase. They removed "12th Man" from the stadium's Ring of Honor and stopped using it on social media. This led the team to shift their branding almost entirely to "12" or "12s," which the Seahawks own independently.

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I am happy that OP made a good thread. I think this thread is really really good. Staph too is good also allot, and the user interface on this website is so so good. I especially like the stickers like the smiley face, and blue parachute.

Seriously though that's a solid look for the Ags, and recruits do take notice of data points like that.

What are the draft projections on those players? No doubt a few are going pretty early.

Not sure but likely KC, Cashius and Chase are drafted in the 1st two rounds.

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I dont know spit about the nfl. Isnt it better if your players can skip the combine? Or does every pick generally attend?

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The only ones that "skip" are consensus #1 picks and they still do a cameo.

Good. We need more and more NFL players from A&M to raise our profile as a destination for high school players. It is a pipeline which should always be moving.

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