Howdy Partner, You Lost on the Radio Ranch? Findin' Texas A&M Like a Lone Star in the Sky!
Aggie fan in distress? Ears itchin' for that sweet, sweet play-by-play action but can't find Texas A&M's game on the XM radio dial? Don't fret, friend, we've all been there. Maybe you're a recent convert to the 12th Man cause, or perhaps your usual broadcast channel got spooked by a stray tumbleweed. Whatever the reason, fear not, for this here guide will get you tuned in faster than a Johnny Manziel bootleg!
First things first, partner, this ain't exactly rodeo season. College football, bless its gridiron heart, runs from late summer to early winter. So, if it's April and you're hearin' nothin' but reruns of fishing shows, that's probably why. But hold your horses! Bookmark this page (or, you know, scribble it down on a napkin for safe keepin') because come fall, you'll be a radio ran wranglin' champion.
Now, let's say it is football season and you're still lost at sea on the XM radio. Here's the real cattle drive: Texas A&M doesn't have a permanent channel on SiriusXM. Instead, they're broadcast on a channel that depends on the game. Think of it like a surprise party – you know it's gonna be a good time, but you gotta find the right location.
So, howdy doody do you unearth this mystery channel? There are a couple of ways, pilgrim:
- Check the Texas A&M website or social media – They usually announce the broadcast channel a few days before the game. Consider it your treasure map to radio gold!
- The trusty SiriusXM schedule – This critter can be your best friend. You can find it online or on the SiriusXM app. Just look for Texas A&M and it'll tell you the channel number for that particular game.
And there you have it, folks! With a little know-how, you'll be yellin' "Gig 'Em Aggies!" alongside the rest of the 12th Man in no time. Now, saddle up, grab some snacks, and get ready for a season of Aggie football glory... on the right radio channel, of course.
