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    CenturyLink Field is no longer the "Home of the 12th Man."

    I explained that in my post. The short short version is: (1) A&M needed validation of their trademark. (2) The Seahawks provided that validation by agreeing to pay a nominal amount. ( and also ceding that A&M owns the term "12th Man" for financial gain and branding) (3) The writing was on the...
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    CenturyLink Field is no longer the "Home of the 12th Man."

    The Seahawks' front office believes A&M's case would hold up enough in court to settle. If A&M's case is so weak, why pay anything? Conversely, in 2006, the trademark wasn't that solid. A&M had an incentive to get a NFL team to agree that the trademark was defensible, and priced the Seahawk's...
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    CenturyLink Field is no longer the "Home of the 12th Man."

    So butt hurt. Just stop hating, and accept that the real 12th Man owns the copyright. And your statement about "There is no 12th Man in ...." just goes to prove my point. The A&M's 12th Man transcends the sport being played. It is omnipresent in A&M athletics.
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    CenturyLink Field is no longer the "Home of the 12th Man."

    :snack: The butt hurt is strong on this thread. Maybe you'll listen to Seattle Seahawks Superbowl champion Red Bryant. https://youtu.be/aKujtuukTc8 One element that is misunderstood about the Texas A&M 12th Man is that it's not just football. The 12th Man shows up for Women's Soccer...

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