Texas A&M sorority (Photos via aggiedeltazeta/TikTok)

Delta Zeta members from Texas A&M have the right idea regarding the return of school activities and the upcoming football season.

Last week, the many sorority members took to their combined TikTok and posted a glorious video that showed two massive doors opened by two women rocking jean shorts and skirt and Cowboy boots.

More members of Delta Zeta would come out rocking a similar variation of the same outfits as they all began to dance to Luke Bryan’s “Country Girl.”

The Texas A&M students certainly started the school year off right, as the video has been liked more than 166,000 times and commented on by almost 900 different people.

In the video’s caption, the girls made sure to add the hashtag SEC to let people know that the Aggies are coming into a new season and into a conference with some new faces that are quite familiar to them.

The Texas A&M Aggies joined the Southeastern Conference in 2012 after bolting from the Big 12 Conference in 2011.

Despite what many people thought at the time, the Aggies have had a winning season every year except for the 2022 season when they went 5-7.

Texas A&M Aggies Headed to New Era With A New Head Coach

Texas A&M was done with being mediocre and decided to make a big change amid a tough 2023 season.

The program paid $75 million to fire Jimbo Fisher and hired Mike Elko away from Duke to bring some stability to the program.

The Aggies had anticipated much more when Fisher was hired away from Florida State, but all it ended with was a 27-21 record in the SEC, with the Aggies never winning a division title, per Sports Reference.

A new era begins in 2024.

VIDEO: Amish Woman Has Everyone Losing Their Minds After Pulling Off The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading Routine In Very Impressive Fashion

Amish Woman recreating Dallas Cowboys’ dance routine (Photo via @DraftDiamonds/X)
An Amish woman quite expertly recreated one of the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders’ dance moves, and is going viral online.

The Cowboys’ dancers have been front and center lately since they are featured in a new Netflix series.

The show has seen several cheerleaders trend online since, with the “Thunderstruck” routine taking on a new streak of popularity – so much so, an Amish woman has been doing the rounds online for pulling it off.

“What happens behind the barn stays behind the barn,” read the caption to the original TikTok video, which has since been deleted.

Fortunately, it found its way to X/Twitter before being taken down and can be seen below: