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Texas A&M University v. Indianapolis Colts, Inc.
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February 18, 2016
Texas A&M Drops Indianapolis Colts '12th Man' TM Suit
Texas A&M University has agreed to drop a Texas federal court trademark infringement lawsuit against the Indianapolis Colts over the NFL team's use of the phrase the "12th Man," to which the school claims exclusive rights.
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November 12, 2015
Texas A&M Lodges '12th Man' Suit Against Indianapolis Colts
Texas A&M University slapped the Indianapolis Colts with a trademark infringement suit in Texas federal court Thursday over the NFL team's use of the term "12th Man," which the school said it has used to refer to its fanbase since the 1920s.