Texas A&M cancels football practice after bomb scare at Kyle Field

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The area of Kyle Field, home of the Texas A&M Aggies football team, was evacuated Thursday due to a bomb threat, but nothing was found. 

"A bomb threat was received for Kyle Field," the university initially wrote on its website, calling for a "Code Maroon." 

"As a precaution, the stadium and the Bright Building are currently being evacuated. University Police is searching the facilities. Everyone is asked to avoid the area."

An update on the website later said the situation had been deemed "all clear" at the university by law enforcement. 

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A general view during a game between the Texas A and M Aggies and New Mexico Lobos at Kyle Field Sept. 18, 2021, in College Station, Texas. (Alex Bierens de Haan/Getty Images)

"An anonymous call was received through Texas A&M University Technology Services Help Desk Central that made reference to the stadium," the latest update stated. "University Police was immediately notified. Evacuation procedures were initiated for the stadium and the adjoining Bright Football Complex as a precaution.

"Members of the College Station Bomb Unit, Texas Department of Public Safety and the Federal Bureau of Investigation assisted University Police officers in conducting the searches. Three University Police K-9s that specialize in explosive detection were also involved in the searches. The facilities were cleared by law enforcement at 3:45 p.m., and a Code Maroon was issued notifying the campus community. As this is an active investigation, no additional information can be released at this time."

Aggies football practice was canceled due to the bomb scare. Head coach