Yelling "uncover" at those wearing hats has to be a new tradition.
While I was in the Band, the only people who wore hats inside the stadium were the officials (because it's part of their uniform), visiting fans (because they were uninformed), the Corps (but ONLY during the march-in), and the Band while doing the half-time drill.
We were told as fish that those 52 American flags were to honor Aggies lost in WWI, and that made Kyle Field a memorial.
But we only had 11k back then, who really knew what it meant to be there (except for what we called "2 per-centers" ).
If that's more like 20% or more, now, then so be it. I realize that a lot has changed, and it's not the same University I went to. But I have my memories, good and bad. I'll keep them.
One Southwest Conference band director of the (Adams) era reportedly said "I dread going against the Aggie Band...It takes two weeks to recover from the trauma."
Essayons,
Flaggie
FTAB '69
[This message has been edited by flaggie (edited 9/11/2004 9:47p).]