Howdy Partner, You Lost on the Radio Ranch? Findin' Texas A&M on SiriusXM
Ah, to be an Aggie fan, bleeding maroon and yellin' "Gig 'em" at the top of your lungs. But sometimes, partner, even the most dedicated 12th Man can get lost on the radio dial. You're cruisin' down the highway, thirst for a play-by-play like a lone tumbleweed craves a good soakin' rain, but there's nothin' but reruns of fishin' shows and that creepy clown with the morning news.
Hold your horses, Aggie friend! This here guide will have you tuned in to Texas A&M faster than Johnny Manziel could scramble out of a pocket (although, let's hope your quarterback situation is a tad more stable these days).
But First, a Reality Check
Now, afore we saddle up and ride off into the sunset of radio glory, there's a crucial truth to be reckoned with: Texas A&M ain't got a permanent channel on SiriusXM. Think of it like a surprise party for the Aggies - you know it'll be a good time, but you gotta find the dang location first.
Fear not, fellow maroon fan! There are a couple of ways to wrangle this mystery channel and get your Aggie fix:
- Aggie HQ to the Rescue: The Texas A&M website and social media are usually on the ball. A few days before kickoff, they'll announce the broadcast channel like a treasure map leadin' you to radio gold.
- The SiriusXM Posse: Your best bud in this situation is the trusty SiriusXM schedule. You can find this critter online or on the SiriusXM app. Just search for Texas A&M and it'll show you the channel number for that specific game.
And There You Have It, Folks!
With a little know-how, you'll be back to yellin' "Gig 'em" alongside the rest of the 12th Man in no time. Now, crank up the volume, grab some snacks (caution: dipping your chips in queso while driving might not be the best strategy), and get ready for a season of Aggie football glory... on the right radio channel, of course.
