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The Seattle Seahawks are going to the Super Bowl thanks in large part to the "12th Man."
But in the world of college football, the "12th Man" resides at Texas A&M.
How are the Seahawks allowed to use one of the Aggies' longest and proudest traditions which began in 1922?
According to a report by Texas A&M SB Nation blog Good Bull Hunting, the Seahawks paid Texas A&M $100,000 in 2006 and continue to give $5,000 a year to use the "12th Man."
The agreement was renewed in 2011 for another five years.
CLICK HERE for the complete license agreement and HERE for the renewal letter.
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