Police Issue Citations at Tennessee-Texas A&M Game
Texas A&M Police issued multiple alcohol-related citations and ejections during the Tennessee game at Kyle Field in College Station.
Updated on Nov. 15, 2026 in Food and Drink
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Texas A&M Police Department issued multiple alcohol-related citations and ejections during Tennessee's 22-7 win over Texas A&M at Kyle Field. Reports included underage drinking, fake identification, public intoxication and littering.
Why it matters
The incidents show how officers in College Station are enforcing alcohol and conduct rules at high-attendance football games. Stadium alcohol sales remain a significant revenue source for the university during home games.
Hard beverage and alcohol sales totaled $4.7 million across seven home games, an average of $677,000 per game. The extraction does not specify the total number of citations issued during the game.
The players
Texas A&M Police Department
The campus law enforcement agency of Texas A&M University, responsible for policing its College Station campus and athletic events.
Kyle Field
The on-campus football stadium of Texas A&M University, with a capacity of more than 100,000 and one of the largest stadiums in the United States.
The details
Officers intervened after spotting fans attempting to hide alcohol, including one man who tried to stuff a beer into his jacket. Two intoxicated women were collected by a friend, and an intoxicated man was released to his sober sister after being found in a restroom stall in Section 118.
Timeline
November 14, 2025: Tennessee defeated Texas A&M 22-7 at Kyle Field in College Station.
Season Trajectory
Texas A&M's hard beverage sales of $4.7 million across seven home games reflect how alcohol revenue has become a meaningful part of game-day finances. The citations issued during the Tennessee game show enforcement keeping pace with that revenue at high-attendance contests.
Fans attending Kyle Field games face enforcement of underage drinking, fake ID and intoxication rules, with citations and ejections possible. Anyone attending future home games should plan to carry valid identification and follow stadium alcohol policies.
The takeaway
Game-day alcohol rules at Kyle Field are enforced at the gate and in the stands, so attendees should carry valid ID and avoid carrying open containers or intoxicated companions out of the stadium.
Further reading
Explore more on Food and Drink for local context on alcohol service and game-day rules in College Station.
Source note: This article includes information reported by EssentiallySports.
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