A campus club's historic stunt | Life & Arts
Without a âstuntâ pulled by Texas A&M electrical engineering students during the annual A&M-University of Texas rivalry football game in 1921, broadcast as it is known today might not exist. About 50 feet away from the War Hymn statue hundreds of A&M fans pass on game days is a monument of a different kind. A historical marker at the northeast entrance to Kyle Field describes the 1921 broadcast and the attempts at play-by-play that came before it. What began as experiments by electrical engineering students in A&Mâs amateur radio club which operated under the call sign 5YA, now...