Usually, with construction, it’s the traffic that has to be detoured, to get where you need to be. However, in this case, the minor inconvenience will be to the Maroon & White game that will now be played on half the field due to the current construction ongoing to upgrade Kyle Field.
In an effort to keep Texas A&M at the forefront of creating an elite fan experience and innovation, a major renovation was planned post the 2022 season. Athletic Director Ross Bjork always looking to find ways to improve the athletic facilities had this to say when the plans were announced.
“Our goal is to ensure that Kyle Field, the Home of the 12th Man, remains the pinnacle for college football stadiums,,.”
Having to adjust for a short period of time for things to get better is just how life works sometimes, and the game will still go on. With this being Jimbo Fisher’s most anticipated season in a while, a little bit of construction won’t stop his football team or the fans from getting their first look at the 2023 Texas A&M football team.
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