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 The Texas A&M Lettermen's Association was founded in 1974 by 180 men who had a unique vision for the future of athletics at Texas A&M University. As an extension of the old On-Campus T-Association, the Lettermen's Association was created to provide a means for former students who won Varsity Letters at Texas A&M to gather from time to time and support the University's athletic programs. While originally limited to male members, women joined the Association in 1983. Today the Association is one of the most visible and well-respected organizations in the University System, with active members spanning nearly 70 class years and representing all intercollegiate sports. Since its inception, the Lettermen's Association has assumed ever increasing levels of responsibility in providing support for athletics at Texas A&M. The Association founded and presents the Texas A&M Athletic Hall of Fame and Hall of Honor at the Annual Burgess Banquet. It also maintains the Archives of A&M Athletic History with team photos and plaques commemorating All-American, Olympic, and League Championships at its main office in G. Rollie White Coliseum. The Association is also a leader in recognizing the academic and athletic achievements of current athletes. Today more than ever the Lettermen's Association is committed to providing support and recognition for our men's and women's athletic programs. In 2001, the Lettermen's Association's greatest endeavor was fulfilled when the Texas A&M Athletics Sports Museum, located within the Bernard C. Richardson Zone at Kyle Field, was opened to the public. This first class facility honors the athletes of the past and provides inspiration for our athletes of the future. With the continued support of a strong and growing membership, and the vision of dedicated officers, the Texas A&M Lettermen's Association will become an even greater contributor to Texas A&M University.  
Pack Reed Arena For Aggie Basketball02/23/2007 - Fans are encouraged to pack Reed Arena as the game between the Aggies (22-5, 12-3) and Longhorns (17-12, 6-9) will be televised nationally on Fox Sports Net and will decide Texas A&M’s quest for its first-ever Big 12 Conference title. A&M is currently in a tie for first place with defending Big 12 champion Oklahoma, while Texas is in a three-way tie for seventh place with Texas Tech and Colorado. The Aggies are the only Big 12 team who remains undefeated at home this season with a 15-0 record. [more] |
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