Texas A&M Reveals Black Uniforms for 2024 CFB Season in New Hype Video, Photos

Texas A&M football took to social media on Thursday to reveal the new black jerseys they will be wearing during the 2024 college football season.

The Aggies released a hype video unveiling the jerseys, which are somewhat reminiscent of threads they wore in 2012 and 2015:

Texas A&M also posted multiple photos of their latest jersey, which was produced by Adidas:

It marks a significant departure from Texas A&M's normal look since the Aggies have almost exclusively worn maroon and white since last utilizing black jerseys in 2015.

The introduction of a new jersey ahead of the 2024 season makes sense due to the fact that Texas A&M football is entering a new era.

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Following the firing of head coach Jimbo Fisher after six largely disappointing seasons in College Station, Mike Elko has taken over as the team's new coach.

The 47-year-old Elko was the defensive coordinator at Texas A&M from 2018 to 2021, and he is fresh off a two-year stint as the head coach at Duke where he posted a 16-9 record.

With a record of 5-7 in 2022, the Aggies posted their first losing season since 2009. They bounced back to some degree last season with a 7-6 mark, but it was still far from where most expected them to be when they joined the SEC in 2012 and later hired Fisher.

Entering 2024, Texas A&M is in search of its first season with double-digit wins since 2012, and much of that will rest on the shoulders of quarterback Conner Weigman.

Weigman was off to a great start last season, throwing for 979 yards, eight touchdowns and two interceptions, and rushing for two more touchdowns through four games, but he suffered a season-ending ankle injury.

If Weigman can stay healthy in 2024, the Aggies have a chance to be a contending team in the stacked SEC.