The first Yell Practice of the 2020 football season started at midnight and was available on live stream. The only Aggies in Kyle Field were the yell leaders, the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band and Parsons’ Mounted Cavalry. The Texas A&M football team is set to kickoff against Vanderbilt on Saturday, Sept. 26 at 6:30 p.m.
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Junior Yell Leaders Memo Salinas and Mason Graham sprint inside Kyle Field to begin pacing the field.
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Junior Yell Leader Mason Graham paces the field.
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Senior Yell Leaders Jacob Huffman, Keller Cox and Weston Porter arrive in Kyle Field.
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Junior Yell Leader Memo Salinas paces the field.
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Infantry Band Drum Major Kolemann Dooley directs members of the Aggie Band where to stand.
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The bass drummers of the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band file into the stands.
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Junior Yell Leaders Memo Salinas and Mason Graham bump fists when the meet while pacing the field.
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The yell leaders are spread out just before midnight and the beginning of Yell Practice.
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Senior Yell Leader Weston Porter and Junior Yell Leader Mason Graham held their first Yell Practice.
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Head Yell Leader Keller Cox leads the “The Spirit of Aggieland” during Midnight Yell.
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Parsons’ Mounted Cavalry cadets fired the Spirit of ’02 cannon in Kyle Field several times throughout the Yell Practice.
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Junior Yell Leader Mason Graham told his first fable as a yell leader.
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Senior Yell Leader Keller Cox is Head Yell Leader for the 2020-2021 school year.
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Head Yell Leader Keller Cox spoke to the virtual audience about the Aggies playing Vanderbilt.
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The yell leaders were one of the few groups inside of Kyle Field.
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The Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band was able to play live inside Kyle Field for Midnight Yell.
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The Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band did not march in on the track for Midnight Yell, rather they filled in stands via the concourse.
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Senior Yell Leader Jacob Huffman leads a yell in the first Yell Practice of 2020.
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The Aggie Band was in Kyle Field for Midnight Yell.
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Junior Yell Leader Memo Salinas faces the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band and live stream cameras in the student section as he leads a yell.
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The Aggie Band and yell leaders marched to Kyle Field from the Quad.
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The Spirit of ’02 fires during the yell “Military”.
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The yell leaders were leading yells on live stream.
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Senior Yell Leader Keller Cox leads a yell at the 50-yard line in front of the Aggie Band.
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The Combined Band, Infantry Band and Artillery Band Drum Majors lead the Aggie Band in “Aggie War Hymn.”
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Head Yell Leader Keller Cox thanks the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band and all the virtual attendees after the first Yell Practice.
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The yell leaders celebrate the end of the first Midnight Yell Practice.
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