Aggies receive punter as part of 12th Man lawsuit

Back in 2005, Texas A&M sued the Seattle Seahawks over their use of the 12th Man, the Aggies having been so smart they trademarked a number. Well, the Seahawks paid a licensing fee, that school down in Texas quit complaining and now four years later they've apparently gotten a punter for their trouble.Ken Wood is a redshirt sophomore punter, who attended University High School in Spokane. He was a Seahawks fan, and he first became aware of Texas A&M's 12th Man tradition when the school sued the Seahawks. Now, he's going to punt for the Aggies after transferring there from Montana, where he averaged 41 yards per punt as a freshman.No word on whether Texas A&M was also demanding Ryan Plackemeier's services as part of the 12th Man settlement. 12th Man ruckus helped Aggies land punterBy Brent Zwerneman, San Antonio Express News