THE TEXAS A&M COLLECTION

Jamesen '27, a fourth-generation Aggie, and her grandmother Anna Bell '70, part of the first co-ed class of women at Texas A&M.

We took a trip to College Station to interview the Harveys and learn more about their generational connection to Texas A&M.

Exclusively designed in collaboration with The Association of Former Students to complement your Aggie Ring – from game day to grad and beyond.

With over 500,000 former students, the Aggie Network (Association of Former Students) is among the largest Alumni Associations in the U.S.

The Association of Former Students has raised over $16 MILLION to support Texas A&M scholarships, extracurriculars and more!

A portion of proceeds from the Texas A&M Collection go back to The Association – making your purchase an investment in future generations of Aggies.

The tradition of the "12th Man" started in 1922 when former teammate E. King Gill stepped up to replace an injured player during a major football game – leading to one of the biggest upsets in college football history!

Since then, stands full of Aggies surrounding Kyle Field serve as the 12th Man – a physical representation of the loyalty and willingness of generations of Texas A&M fans and students.