Texas A&M announces return of Red, White and Blue game for 2026
By David Wasson
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For the first time since 2021, Texas A&M fans will be spangling Kyle Field in red, white and blue.
The Aggies program announced Tuesday that Texas A&M is bringing back the Red, White and Blue Game on Sept. 12 – asking fans to dress in color coordination when their team plays host to Arizona State (Noon ET, ESPN).
According to a Texas A&M release, the Red, White and Blue Game provides a special opportunity for the Aggie community to come together inside Kyle Field in celebration of our nation and the values that unite us. This year’s game carries added significance as it marks the 250th anniversary of the United States and the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001.
Texas A&M will honor those who have served our country throughout the Red, White and Blue Game, remember those we lost on Sept. 11 and celebrate the spirit of service and leadership that defines America.
The school’s Maroon Out organization will once again contribute to the logistics and sales execution for Standing for America t-shirts. A portion of proceeds from t-shirt sales will go to the Matthew Williams Medal of Honor renovation project and instillation ensuring the space has the capacity to recognize future Aggies whose service may one day earn the nation’s highest military honor.
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An APSE national award-winning writer and editor, David Wasson has almost four decades of experience in the print journalism business in Florida and Alabama. His work has also appeared in The New York Times, The Washington Post, the Los Angeles Times and several national magazines and websites. His Twitter handle: @JustDWasson.
