A maroon with silver trim letters “ATM” with white beveling on the letter “T.”

The state of Texas is in maroon with white and maroon trim with initials “ATM.” The large letter “T” is in the middle in white with a maroon bevel and letters “AM” on either side in white.

A darker shade of the color maroon.

As the only SEC member in Texas at the time, the logo was created in 2012 to invoke a sense of state pride. In January 2021, the Lone Star logo became the primary logo.

The state of Texas in maroon with initials “ATM.” Large letter “T” in the middle in maroon and letters “AM” on either side in maroon.

The state of Texas is in maroon with white and maroon trim with initials “ATM.” The large letter “T” in the middle in white with maroon bevel and letters “AM” on either side in white.

A maroon with silver trim letters “ATM” with white beveling on the letter “T.”

A maroon letters “ATM” with the letter “T” centered and larger.

A maroon beveled letter “T” and star all with silver outline.

Wordmark “TEXAS” in maroon with silver trim over interlocking letters “MA” in maroon with silver trim.

Thumbs up hand in front of a star above wordmark “Gig ‘Em” in Aggie Maroon with silver trim.

A maroon with silver trim letters “ATM” with the letter “T” centered and larger.

Wordmark “TEXAS” in maroon with silver trim over interlocking letters “MA” in maroon with silver trim.

Interlocking letters “MA” in maroon with silver trim.

Initials “ATM” logo in white on a thumbs up hand in front of a star in maroon with silver trim.

Aggies will often flash a thumbs up and say Gig Em!

A maroon beveled letter “T” and star all with silver outline.

An Army Sargent walking in front of a letter “T” in maroon with a wordmark “TEXAS AGGIES” in white.

An Army Sargent walking with an arched wordmark “TEXAS AGGIES” in red above.