This is what my cousin Russ Garner said after our loss to Alabama, "When did my True Maroon begin? It didn't begin in 1968, when I was born, it didn't begin in 1988 when I first went to school at State, nor in 1990 when I graduated. It began in 1912 when a young country boy (my great-grandfather) from Northwestern Noxubee county stepped onto the campus of Mississippi A & M College. Tradition. That began a legacy that includes in my family numerous uncles, cousins, and continues today, 100 years later with my son. I still believe!"
So I will say the same thing, "When did my True Maroon begin? It didn't begin in 1964, when I was born, it didn't begin in 1982 when I first went to school at State, nor in 2002 when I graduated. It didn't begin when my husband graduated from MSU in 1996. It began in 1912 when a young country boy (my grandfather) from Northwestern Noxubee county stepped onto the campus of Mississippi A & M College. Tradition. That began a legacy that includes in my family numerous uncles, cousins, and continues today, 100 years later with my three sons. I still believe!"
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