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Last: 6 days ago by MosesRAB-93
As already mentioned, UT-Austin has a presence in Round Rock and other cities, which is common for large state universities. They don't advertise themselves as UT-Round Rock-Austin.
The use of "Bryan-College Station" for advertising is especially weird considering all of the events they're promoting (baseball, football, etc.) take place solely in College Station. It's just strange.
The use of "Bryan-College Station" for advertising is especially weird considering all of the events they're promoting (baseball, football, etc.) take place solely in College Station. It's just strange.
I park in Bryan for football games, fwiw
Iraq2xVeteran said:
For Texas A&M athletics, it's College Station. All of the main venues Kyle Field, Olsen Field, Reed Arena, and Davis Diamond are located there. "Bryan-College Station" is a regional or marketing label and doesn't change where games are played.
What about Texas A&M Golf? Traditions Golf Course home of Texas A&M Golf is in the City of Bryan.
TAMU bball fan said:Mr.Short-termMemory said:
I always thought the "new" mention of Bryan is because the RELLIS campus of Texas A&M University is in entirely in Bryan, which hasn't always been the case. The campus was annexed by Bryan in 2019. Since part of the local campus is in College Station, and part in Bryan, both are listed.
Also false. The RELLIS campus is not part of Texas A&M University. It's a TAMU System campus.
But the Health Science Center is part of the University and it is located in Bryan, Texas
TAMU bball fan said:dabo man said:
This has been discussed to death, but it's a pet peeve of mine. The Texas A&M campus is not "in" College Station. It is in an unincorporated part of Brazos County and, sincethe mid/late 1940s1938, has been surrounded by College Station.
This is false. The main campus is located in College Station city limits, including Blue Bell Park.
Actually your statement is the false one. The contiguous Texas A&M campus is actually located between the city limits of College Station and Bryan bordered by both, including Olsen Field.
I graduated from A&M. Live in Bryan. As a student lived in both Bryan and College Station at different times.
I shop and conduct business in both.
The towns have been closely intertwined socially and economically for a long time and there is a long history between the two.
Not sure why anyone would even care about this one way or the other.
I shop and conduct business in both.
The towns have been closely intertwined socially and economically for a long time and there is a long history between the two.
Not sure why anyone would even care about this one way or the other.
woodometer said:TAMU bball fan said:dabo man said:
This has been discussed to death, but it's a pet peeve of mine. The Texas A&M campus is not "in" College Station. It is in an unincorporated part of Brazos County and, sincethe mid/late 1940s1938, has been surrounded by College Station.
This is false. The main campus is located in College Station city limits, including Blue Bell Park.
Actually your statement is the false one. The contiguous Texas A&M campus is actually located between the city limits of College Station and Bryan bordered by both, including Olsen Field.
ensign_beedrill said:
Nice. Rec center getting built. Pedestrian bridge in the background. Kyle Field with no endzone stands. Old Army.
Nah, Old Army was when the baseball field was crammed up against the southwest corner of Kyle Field.
Martin Cash said:ensign_beedrill said:
Nice. Rec center getting built. Pedestrian bridge in the background. Kyle Field with no endzone stands. Old Army.
Nah, Old Army was when the baseball field was crammed up against the southwest corner of Kyle Field.
That's dead army it's so old.
Raise up Bryan- College Station!
It's sort of amusing that Bryan is claiming College Station.
In 1876, the college was intentionally placed 12 miles away from Bryan, as the city was known to be.a hotbed of sinful activity from which they wanted to keep the students. Picture wooden sidewalks, saloons, and drunken shootouts on Saturday night.
You know, like now.
And to be the "ackshully" guy, it was a trolley that ran from campus to Bryan. I believe it ran down present day College Avenue, at least through WWII
In 1876, the college was intentionally placed 12 miles away from Bryan, as the city was known to be.a hotbed of sinful activity from which they wanted to keep the students. Picture wooden sidewalks, saloons, and drunken shootouts on Saturday night.
You know, like now.
And to be the "ackshully" guy, it was a trolley that ran from campus to Bryan. I believe it ran down present day College Avenue, at least through WWII
Wait!! What???? They moved Aggieland??? Crap. After 46 years I was just beginning to be able to get there without directions. Hey, Siri….
Bryan>>>>>>CS
That is all that matters at the end of the day
That is all that matters at the end of the day
ensign_beedrill said:
Nice. Rec center getting built. Pedestrian bridge in the background. Kyle Field with no endzone stands. Old Army.
I was there. Good days. Outside pool. Mount Aggie. Rainbow bridge. Damn I'm old
Ags83 said:
Why is it called DFW airport?
Because it was a big FU to Southwest and DAL at the time
Angry Beaver said:Ags83 said:
Why is it called DFW airport?
Because it was a big FU to Southwest and DAL at the time
Nope. FAA told Dallas and Ft Worth that they wouldn't continue to fund individual airports for each, and the cities began planning DFW in 1966
Southwest was founded in 1967
I swear lots of yall would argue on which one of two birds on a telephone line is going to sh&t next!!
Good Lord
Good Lord
Bill Chapman
dabo man said:
The outfield wall used to say Texas in left center and Aggies in right center. I found a picture that shows the Texas part.
The nostalgia I just got from this image!
Texas A & M said:
Let's drop this now that John Sharp is gone. The games are played in College Station.
Many things I disagreed with Sharp on. I don't care about this one.
Mr.Short-termMemory said:Ags83 said:
Why is it called DFW airport?
Grapevine International does have a nice ring to it.
So does Irving International.
I don't like HEB (Hurst Euless Bedford) International, but it could work.
Plus, now that the grocery store is up there, it would really be confusing when someone said they were dropping someone off at HEB.
So, I believed an apocryphal story all these years that HEB was Harold E. Butt?
bv86ag said:
I graduated from A&M. Live in Bryan. As a student lived in both Bryan and College Station at different times.
I shop and conduct business in both.
The towns have been closely intertwined socially and economically for a long time and there is a long history between the two.
Not sure why anyone would even care about this one way or the other.
It's interesting to follow the passion on this one... but yea I'm kind of like Bryan is part of the TAMU experience so might as well say 'thanks' and include them as part of the family
Martin Cash said:
This doesn't bother me as much as "Texas A&M Aggies" instead of "Texas Aggies."
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