The History of Iconic College Stadiums

7. Kyle Field: The 12th Man's Fortress

Kyle Field, empty, Texas A&M football stadium in College Station, Texas on October 12, 2006. Aggie 100 logo on jumbotron. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @Ed Schipul

Kyle Field, located in College Station, Texas, is the proud home of the Texas A&M Aggies. Known as the "Home of the 12th Man," the stadium is famous for its passionate and dedicated fan base. Since its inception in 1927, Kyle Field has been a fortress for the Aggies, with its imposing structure and capacity of over 102,000 creating a formidable atmosphere for visiting teams. The tradition of the 12th Man, where the fans act as an additional player, is a testament to the unity and spirit of the Aggie community. The rivalry games, particularly against the University of Texas, are legendary, with Kyle Field serving as the epicenter of Aggie pride and tradition.

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