You think there is a lot of rail traffic passing through town now wait until that' marshalling yard in Mumford is fully operational later this year.

I know the guy in the middle

Mike88 said:

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In today's puckered up world, I was really surprised they get away it. Would love to see Aggie Alley return!!!

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Aggie Alley is how I watched about 97% of all baseball games when I was at A&M. Best time I've ever had as a spectator.

What years did the Rally Rooster run along the outfield fence? Haven't been to a game in years, does he still exist?

CowPieAndFries said:

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What years did the Rally Rooster run along the outfield fence? Haven't been to a game in years, does he still exist?

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Rally Rooster might still exist, but doesn't come to games anymore.

This is such GOOD BULL!

LOYAL AG said:

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I just want to know how they knew the ending of Game of Thrones?

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The plot for the entire season leaked over a year ago.

Really wish we would bring back Aggie Alley.
Especially now that we are in the SEC and so many stadiums have some sort outfield seating or viewing area.

In the late 80's to early 90's fans would gather one the tracks in RF. It created a good atmosphere but fans were no longer allowed on the tracks once people began to stand on the tracks when a train came through and some would even hop on the train.

So in the mid 90's Aggie alley opened and fans could park in the REC parking lot. In the late 90's to early '00 Aggie alley was at its peak.
Parking lot was packed, bbq going, flags everywhere, uhauls, it's was a party.
Vehicles would park early in the day and party lasted well into the night.
For big series in 1998 and 1999, when the Ags won the Big 12 we would have 2,000+ people out in Aggie Alley.
It got out of control , a dumpster was set on fire one night... and Aggie Alley died a slow death.

But those that failed to witness it really missed out.

Aggie said:

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Really wish we would bring back Aggie Alley.
Especially now that we are in the SEC and so many stadiums have some sort outfield seating or viewing area.

In the late 80's to early 90's fans would gather one the tracks in RF. It created a good atmosphere but fans were no longer allowed on the tracks once people began to stand on the tracks when a train came through and some would even hop on the train.

So in the mid 90's Aggie alley opened and fans could park in the REC parking lot. In the late 90's to early '00 Aggie alley was at its peak.
Parking lot was packed, bbq going, flags everywhere, uhauls, it's was a party.
Vehicles would park early in the day and party lasted well into the night.
For big series in 1998 and 1999, when the Ags won the Big 12 we would have 2,000+ people out in Aggie Alley.
It got out of control , a dumpster was set on fire one night... and Aggie Alley died a slow death.

But those that failed to witness it really missed out.

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There are no Aggie alleys in the SEC or anywhere for that matter. Outfield seating consists usually of concrete slabs set in a stair wise fashion. Sad but true.

What are the legal obstacles?

CowPieAndFries said:

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What years did the Rally Rooster run along the outfield fence? Haven't been to a game in years, does he still exist?

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early-mid 00's, still have my rally rooster shirt somewhere

Too much to hope that people would behave themselves?

A few more I found when sorting through my photos.




I really love this one. The dude just stood out there with his glove up for an inning. I appreciate subtlety.

AggieBand2004 said:

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ensign_beedrill said:

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Too much to hope that people would behave themselves?

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If alcohol is involved? Yes.
Sad but true.

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Does anyone recall any of these things actually happening in Aggie Alley? It all seemed pretty chill from what I remember.