This was done at the Texas A&M - Oklahoma State game, Sept. 22, 2001. The crowd of 82,601, the fourth-largest in Texas A&M history, remembered the victims of the terrorist attacks by buying and wearing red, white and blue T-shirts that turned Kyle Field into a giant patriotic rainbow, the upper deck red, middle level white and lower deck blue. Both Aggies and Okie St. fans bought and wore the shirts.

A group of students came up with the idea, mobilizing countless others to get it done. They sold the shirts for $5 each, and more than $150,000 raised from the shirt sales was being donated to New York Fire Department charities.

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• RE: Red White and Blue Out,L82LIFE, 06:33 PM, 09-11-03
• RE: Red White and Blue Out,Drive My Car, 08:24 PM, 09-11-03

That's awesome, Boner! What a pretty sight.

Beautiful!

I can't imagine the feeling of seeing this in person.

Thanks so much for posting it.