The Story Behind "The 12th Man" - Texas A&M University is renowned for being the "Home of the 12th Man". This proud tradition dates back over 90 years ago to January 2nd, 1922. During the Dixie Classic game in Dallas where the Texas A&M football team was plagued with injury after injury and their team resources were tapped out, a squad player for the team E. King Gill came down out of the stands, suited up and stood on the sidelines ready to play for the entire rest of the game. The Aggies went on to win this game 22-14 against the Centre College Praying Colonels with one of the biggest upsets in Texas A&M football history. To this very day, the Aggie students continue to honor this tradition by remaining standing during the entire football game showing their camaraderie and that they are ready to suit up, aid and assist their fellow football players and team at any given moment.
So these bath bombs are, our first "Gender Neutral" bath bomb. The whimsical maroon & white swirls are in keeping with the football team's traditional colors and the fragrance was selected by two current students.  The fragrance selected is called Nirvana and it is described as "a state of perfect happiness" and is also a real hit with the other students that have tried out this bath bomb.