Texas A&M's throwback design on Kyle Field for Florida game is pure art

Texas A&M fans have known for quite some time that the Aggies would be debuting a throwback uniform for the Florida game, honoring the 1975 Southwest Conference champions. The teases that Adidas and the Aggie football social media pages have been dropping have been intriguing, and the full reveal from Thursday night was everything that Texas A&M fans had hoped.

While the uniforms look amazing, the excitement doesn't end there. Just like last week, the Aggies are not only wearing an alternate uniform— they're switching up the look at Kyle Field as well. Last week, it was themed around the blackout, and this time, it will be themed around the 1975 throwbacks.

Texas A&M's social media put out some photos of how the field looks for tonight's game, and it's pretty exciting to see. The reception has already been highly positive for reasons that are evident: they've knocked it out of the park once more.

Texas A&M shows off new throwback theme at Kyle Field for Florida game

You can see a full, static picture of how the field looks in the photo from Texas A&M's official X page down below:

Everyone absolutely loved the script "Aggies" in the end zone from last week, and they're bringing it back for this alternate look as well. This time, though, they've incorporated the striped look from the shoulders of the throwback uniforms into the end zone design.

That's a really nice touch. Even though Texas A&M didn't use that script look back at that point, adding that double stripe design helps tie it in with the throwback design in a cool way.

The alternate look always serves to get the fans and the players pretty hyped up, and it looks like this will be no different. This only helps build the excitement for a game that is already pretty huge for the Aggies, and I have no doubt that Kyle Field will come alive tonight in a huge way.