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Aggie Spirit Research Paper

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The Aggie spirit is what differentiates Texas A&M from any other university. Here is where strong connections are made, and bonds formed with someone unknown. Here is where moments take place that change your life forever. The Aggie Spirit is the energy of every tradition. I remember that day in Kyle Field when we beat the hell out of those Mississippi State Bulldogs my freshman year. Simply, that is when I experienced the 12th man. The Aggies took the lead in the fourth quarter and won 51-41. Ever since then, I believe the outcome of every game is in control of the 12th man. Although, I experienced a more somber side of the Aggie Spirit on a Tuesday night. It was a wet and foggy night. There was no speaking, nor whooping. It was a time

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