Alumni WeekendOct 3, 2026 · Aggie Spirit LawnAggie Park
Alumni WeekendOct 3, 2026 · Aggie Spirit LawnAggie Park
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About 130 of us under one tent on the Aggie Spirit Lawn. Alumni from '89 to '26, wives, kids and the actives. Rain didn't stop any of it.
Thank you to our sponsors
You put the tent up.
Van Vleet Construction · Lift Strategic · Broadwing Capital · BACA Architecture · and Jim Fisher
Saturday, October 3. Everything you need, right here.
First ask: bring something. Rob has the brisket, plates, sodas and water. We need buns, sides, snacks, desserts, tea and ice. Get it to A18 by 2:00; car drop-off closes then.
Sign up to bring somethingRudy's BBQ · 504 Harvey Rd, College Station. Alumni and BYX junior and senior actives only — the old guys show up with advice. Families meet us at the tent.
Aggie Spirit Lawn, spot A18. Tent opens at noon. Food at 3:00. Rain or shine. This is where wives and kids join. Food, the game — and the alumni-to-actives networking keeps going all afternoon.
Sign up to bring a side, snack, dessert, drinks or a cooler of ice →
Kickoff at Kyle Field. A night game — which means the tent runs all afternoon, and nobody has to choose between the tailgate and the game.
Aggie Spirit Lawn, spot A18. Second row, near the Creamery restrooms.
Free. Thirty seconds. Late is fine; it keeps the headcount right.
See you October 3 on the Aggie Spirit Lawn.
Your spot costs you nothing. But the weekend costs about $10,000, and the alumni chapter can only cover part of it. If you're able, a gift to the Texas A&M Chapter Excellence Fund is tax-deductible and it's what puts the tent up.
Donate to the weekendGiving is entirely optional — you're on the list either way.
Live, by class.
It's who we are. Football is the excuse.
Breakfast first, tent later. The breakfast is alumni and BYX junior and senior actives only — we bring the advice, they bring the questions. Wives and kids join us at the tent. Both are free.
About $10,000 all in. The chapter covers part; the rest is us.
Texas A&M Chapter Excellence Fund, held by the BYX Foundation — a 501(c)(3). Gifts are restricted to this chapter. Receipt comes from the Foundation.
These are tax-deductible donations. Attendance is free either way.
Anonymous, or your company logo and name on the tent sign and this page. Your call — just tell us which.
Your name or company logo on this page.
Your sign at the tent, plus your name or logo on this page.
Your sign at the tent, top billing on this page, and named in the alumni email.
Tell us what you're in for. Give through the Excellence Fund — no payment here.
Ethan will follow up about signage and how you'd like the name to read. Whenever you're ready, give here:
One open seat on the Texas A&M BYX Alumni Board. One call a month. We're looking for candidates.
Sponsor invoices, budgets, reimbursements.
Ryan went home to the Lord on September 15, suddenly, after a run. He was a brother in this chapter — he served as Chaplain, and he was the first Breakaway Ministries intern. He was planning to be here on October 3 with the rest of us.
He leaves his wife Allison and their three children, Blythe, Carter and Grace.
His memorial service was held Thursday, October 1 at Grace Covenant Church, Austin. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you give to a charity of your choice in his memory.
So the guys can see who's in. First and last is perfect — the site only ever shows your first name and last initial.