Texas A&M football held its season opener against Northwestern State (NSU) in Kyle Field on Aug. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Head Coach Jimbo Fisher made his debut for Texas A&M football where the Aggies defeated NSU 59-7, starting off the season with a victory.
Senior Cullen Gillaspia , the 12th Man, leads the Aggie football team onto Kyle Field.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Mia Miller escorts Reveille IX onto Kyle Field during Texas A&M’s entrance.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSenior linebacker Otaro Alaka waves his arms at the crowd.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior Braden Mann had 10 kickoffs for 622 yards.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerTrue sophomore Kellen Mond went 17 for 25 on passing attempts, earning 184 yards and two touchdowns.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettHead Coach Jimbo Fisher made his debut for Texas A&M against Northwestern State.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTexas A&M opened as a 47.5 favorite over Northwestern State.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior Trayveon Williams ran for 240 yards and three touchdowns on 20 rushing attempts against Northwestern State.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Buddy Johnson led the Aggies in tackles with 3.5 in the 59-7 victory over Northwestern State.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettStudents wave their 12th Man towels as the team prepares to run onto the field.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSophomore Jhamon Ausbon led the Aggies with 81 receiving yards and 6 receptions.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Tyrel Dodson had three tackles in the victory over Northwestern State.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettFreshmen do their wildcat after a yell.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerTexas A&M threw for 255 yards as a team.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettCadets wave their 12th Man towels.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior Trayveon Williams ran for the second highest rushing yards in a single game(240) in Texas A&M history.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior running back Trayveon Williams had 240 rushing yards against NSU.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior Erik McCoy reads the field before snapping the ball.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Tyrel Dodson smiles after nearly intercepting the opposing quarterback.
Photo by Photo by Jesse Everett95,855 fans gathered in Kyle Field to watch Texas A&M take on Northwestern State.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettTexas A&M held Northwestern State scoreless in the first half.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Jace Sternberger hauled in five receptions for 56 yards and two touchdowns in the victory over Northwestern.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Kellen Mond rushed for 20 yards and a touchdown against Northwestern State.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSenior Yell Leader Connor Joseph high fives cadets on the sidelines before the game.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerRedshirt sophomore Nick Starkel runs back to the locker room with his teammates after the pre-game practice.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerHead coach Jimbo Fisher and 12th Man Cullen Gillaspia led the team onto the field.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior running back Trayveon Williams laughs with teammates.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerNorthwestern threw for 230 yards and a touchdown against Texas A&M.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Justin Madubike prepares for an upcoming play.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettJunior Jazz Ferguson celebrates scoring Northwestern’s only points of the game.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe Yell Leaders kneel in the end zone after an Aggie touchdown.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSophomore Camron Buckley had the longest reception for Texas A&M with a hard fought 34-yard catch.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore wide receiver Jhamon Ausbon led the team in receiving yards.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerNorthwestern State was unable to stop the rushing attack of Texas A&M, as they allowed 520 yards and 5 touchdowns on the ground.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore wide receiver Hezekiah Jones gives two thumbs up to the crowd as he exits the field.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerHead Coach Jimbo Fisher believes the win over Northwestern was a good game for Texas A&M.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettFreshman wide receiver Myles Ward runs from Cullen Gillaspia.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSophomore Nick Starkel and freshman Jashaun Corbin fight a Northwestern State defender for every yard.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe cannon is fired each time the Aggies score a touchdown.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior Jazz Ferguson had 129 yards and a touchdown against Texas A&M.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettHead coach Jimbo Fisher shouts instructions to his players.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerFreshman Deneric Prince stiff arms a defender on one of his two rushing attempts.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettThe longest play of the game was a 73-yard touchdown run for junior Trayveon Williams in the first quarter.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSenior running back Kwame Etwi tries to dodge junior corner back Darian Raymond.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSenior Cristina Broussard, Allison Meche, Class of 2017, and junior Megan Gallagher participate in a yell.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerFreshman running back Jashaun Corbin was one of four freshmen running backs to play.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerJunior Yell Leader Reid Williams gives the crowd a thumbs up after a yell.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerRedshirt sophomore Nick Starkel played in a few drives during the second half.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerSenior running back Kwame Etwi celebrates after a touchdown.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerTexas A&M students yell in support of the Aggies as they defeat Northwestern State 59-7 in the home opener at Kyle Field.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSenior Yell Leader Blake Jones smiles as the Corps freshmen raise him above their heads.
Photo by Photo by Jesse EverettSophomore Quartney Davis, junior Tyrel Dodson and sophomore Myles Jones saw ’em off together.
Photo by Photo by Cassie StrickerHead coach Jimbo Fisher sang the Aggie War Hymn with the football team following his first win at Texas A&M.
Photo by Photo by Cassie Stricker