Texas A&M Police Escorts Out Man Who Rode Longhorn Near Stadium Before Texas Game

Kids, don't try this at home.

Bevo XV before No. 3 Texas's 31–14 win over Kentucky on Nov. 23, 2024. / Ricardo B. Brazziell/American-Statesman / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

There are rivalries. There are rivalries, in italics. And then there are rivalries that include fans riding livestock.

On Saturday, No. 3 Texas will visit No. 20 Texas A&M—the first meeting between the two bitter rivals since the Aggies left the Big 12 for the SEC in 2011. The game, chock-full of SEC and College Football Playoff implications, is about as big as it can get.

Before kickoff, however, Texas A&M's police department made the first big stop of the day. The department turned away from the area around Kyle Field a man riding a longhorn steer while holding a dog.

"University Rules Violation... A man was riding a horse and another man and his dog were riding a longhorn. Agreed to leave campus," the department wrote on social media.

University Rules Violation - PA 68. A man was riding a horse and another man & his dog were riding a longhorn. Agreed to leave campus. #BTHOtu

— Texas A&M Police (@TAMUPolice) November 30, 2024

Incredibly, social media user Laura Bow provided apparent video footage of the men, dog, horse and steer.

pic.twitter.com/3iUwvx1tSz

— Laura Bow (@LauraBow2) November 30, 2024

Let's all hope no barnyard animals are harmed in the undertaking of this evening's contest.

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