I don't want you guys to give us Ags a bad impression on how we look when we dress. Take it from a man with some genuine southern style. I've been called the Daper Dan of the South.

Start with some blazers and slacks and the go to button down.

The gameday attire as improved over the last several years at A&M. Greek life was growing before we went to the SEC then it went crazy and the GDI anti greek crowd took a real kick in the pants. That being said while bow ties to the game and stuff are fun its unrealistic to ask people to wear them for at least the first month and a half of the season. Too many times I've sweated in places I didn't know I could sweat.

Haha. No usually one game in sept I'll bust out a tie but those first few it's fishing shirt or polo shirt.

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The gameday attire as improved over the last several years at A&M. Greek life was growing before we went to the SEC then it went crazy and the GDI anti greek crowd took a real kick in the pants. That being said while bow ties to the game and stuff are fun its unrealistic to ask people to wear them for at least the first month and a half of the season. Too many times I've sweated in places I didn't know I could sweat.

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Agree that gameday attire has improved, though it is still somewhat hilarious to hear grown-ass men on the Zoo continue defending the wearing of jerseys and cargo shorts, and calling any guy who has a decent sense of fashion "gay."

Not a huge fan of the bowtie look to games, but mainly because that just isn't really our thing like it is Ole Miss or the really southern schools. I like to stick with my gameday polo when it's hot out, and maybe a nice maroon button down/jacket when it's cooler.

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Adidas Polo
Adidas Khakis Shorts
Adidas Shoes
Adidas Visor
Adidas Sunglasses

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You should get paid for this

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Can afford a Blazer for football games, but not halfway decent beer.

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Wow that is some chitty beer!

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No kidding - with that beer, they must be wearing one-time pants. Texas Heat + those particular brands of beer leaves horrid stains.

What an absolutely horrendous choice of alcoholic beverages.

Nothing wrong with the traditional Southern SEC attire. I'm a fan of the look. We talk about how classy we are. May as well look the part, too.

nothin wrong with the Pabst

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The gameday attire as improved over the last several years at A&M. Greek life was growing before we went to the SEC then it went crazy and the GDI anti greek crowd took a real kick in the pants. That being said while bow ties to the game and stuff are fun its unrealistic to ask people to wear them for at least the first month and a half of the season. Too many times I've sweated in places I didn't know I could sweat.

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Agree that gameday attire has improved, though it is still somewhat hilarious to hear grown-ass men on the Zoo continue defending the wearing of jerseys and cargo shorts, and calling any guy who has a decent sense of fashion "gay."

Not a huge fan of the bowtie look to games, but mainly because that just isn't really our thing like it is Ole Miss or the really southern schools. I like to stick with my gameday polo when it's hot out, and maybe a nice maroon button down/jacket when it's cooler.

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To be fair, football isn't about fashion, nor should it be.

A football game in the SEC is one of the biggest weekly social events in the fall. The girls get pretty. The guys get spiffy.

Anything neon!

The happy

Wear maroon and win.

Everything else is colored bubbles.

You're definitely Big 12
anywhere east of 35 sure looks like Alabama.
I hope you understand these are rich frat boys trying to bag some squirel.
I think you might be jealous. I'm sure if you saw later that night who they took back to the frat house, you'd learn to dress like that too.

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any guy who has a decent sense of fashion "gay."

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Well... maybe not gay but might set off the gaydar.

Wear your birthday suit.

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Too fratty

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All they lack are croakies.