WOW! i have no words.

This thread makes me proud to be an Aggie.

Was an amazing day.

[This message has been edited by BigD Ag (edited 9/11/2007 7:56a).]

Never been more proud!

Well done.

Will always hold a special place in my heart. The Friday evening before the game, I had already purchased blue shirts for my brother and I and had walked back from getting my brother a guest sticker. My cousin walks into my room in Eppright and informs me that our grandmother had just passed away. The last time I spoke with her was September 11, 2001 at about 8:30 a.m. when she called me as I was walking out of my dorm for my class to inform me about the towers. I didnt get to make the game that day but 6 years later, I still wear my shirt proudly even though its kinda small on me now.

Wish I would have been there. I was a senior in high school.

I was white in section 215. And on Texags.com back then.

I still have my white shirt from section 416 for that game. That game and t.u. 1999 are still the most special Aggie games in my memory.

September 11, 2007
"here"

Red, White, and Blue out was cool when we did it 6 years ago, but do you think it would have the same impact now as it did back then? I don't.

I still remember this game, my freshman year, what a memory.

Wearing it proudly today

one of the greatest events in Aggie history.
Makes an ol' Ag proud!

Video of original organizers of the RWB out at the game that day. Video quality is poor.

http://www.brightcove.com/title.jsp?title=1078608825&channel=1079119974

"Aggies don't lie, cheat, or steal, nor do they tolerate those who do!" - Aggie Code of Honor

This is a beautiful thing!

There's a Spirit can ne'er be told, but the world caught a glimpse of it that day.

My only regret is that i didnt get a shirt, i was in 8th grade first deck sitting with the reunion band

It was great to finally read this.

I was in High School during 9/11/01.

ttt

What an amazing day that was. One I'm sure that all of us lucky enough to be there for will remember for the rest of our lives.

And if you're reading this far take a moment to remember our fallen Aggie brothers and all those who have fought, suffered or died for us.

God Bless America and Gig 'Em!

I have the print signed by the guys that started it all hanging on my wall to remind me every day of this tragedy and the great job done by the Aggies. I also have all three of the shirts red, white and blue.. "Always remember"....Great job Ags.

They ran out of the shirts by the time I went to buy one.

I got a knock off one from another group.

third deck, proudly wearing red....one of the coolest things i've ever been a part of.

i was top row third deck for the game but today I'm wearing my blue shirt.

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Perhaps our finest moment. It was the same spirit that drew most of us to A&M in the first place. I wept openly when I first saw it on TV.