Construction Worker Trolls Texas A&M by Hanging Alabama Flag at Kyle Field

Football season is fast approaching, and that means college football fans are gearing up as well. With Kyle Field, home of the Texas A&M Aggies, undergoing renovations, a construction worker seized the opportunity to troll the Texas A&M fanbase.

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Someone on the Kyle Field job site wants to get fired. pic.twitter.com/zbjGnR884r

— Doug Keegan (@doug_keegan) July 14, 2014"

Update: Thursday, July 17, 7:54 p.m. ET

According to College Football Talk, Bobby Livingston, the fan fired for hanging the Alabama flag, may have done a lot more damage than just hanging a flag.  

“This stadium will never be ready for this season,” said Livingston in on his Facebook (h/t KBTX). “It was raining today and I made 2 very “questionable” welds!!”

To put some fears to rest, a third-party firm has reportedly inspected, tested and verified different parts of the renovation project and found no structural damages. 

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It's no secret that there is some bad blood between the Alabama Crimson Tide and the Aggies. In 2012, the Aggies handed the Tide their one and only loss of the season, a 29-24 final in Tuscaloosa that knocked them out of the No. 1 spot in the AP and BCS rankings.

The next year, Johnny Manziel did all he could, but ultimately the Tide got their revenge, beating A&M 49-42 in College Station.

According to Outkick the Coverage's Clay Travis, the construction worker who hung the flag was fired shortly after. Surprisingly, he is not an Alabama alum. 

[Twitter, h/t CBS Sports]