re: The Quagmire that is Texas A&M

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In 1950, we were a small all male military school that had to play at LSU every year if we wanted to play LSU. Things have changed.

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In 1950, we were a small all male military school that had to play at LSU every year if we wanted to play LSU. Things have changed. (Just for trivia: women were first allowed to enroll at A&M in 1963.)

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(Just for trivia: women were first allowed to enroll at A&M in 1963.)

no. wives of students and daughters of professors were allowed at that time. but a&m did not allow co'eds until 1969. you either are misinterpreting your history or you are putting the ole' aggie spin on this. I apologize if it's a simple mistake.








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