| Spring 1905 | E.J. Kyle, professor of horticulture and staunch supporter of Aggie athletics, donates 400x400 foot all-purpose athletic area. Two seats of bleachers were built to accommodate 500 spectators. |
| 1906 | Grateful Corps of Cadets met in old chapel to express their appreciation for Kyle and named the new field for him. Not officially, but the name stuck. |
| 1907 | Kyle purchased grand stands from the Bryan Fair Association with a personal check and moved them to Kyle Field. |
| 1915 | Kyle Field seating is raised to 6,800. |
| 1923 | Seating increased to 8,500. |
| 1927 | Construction begins on concrete stands. |
| 1929 | New $365,000 concrete stadium is complete in time for the Texas A&M vs. Texas clash on Thanksgiving. The stadium features 32,890 permanent seats and 5,000 temporary seats. |
| 1956 | Texas A&M Board of Directors officially named Kyle Field after Edwin Jackson Kyle, ’99. |
| 1967 | Second decks added. |
| 1970 | Artificial turf installed. |
| 1980 | Third decks finished, new press box, suites dedicated against Penn State. Capacity 70,016. |
| 1982 | Seats on east side narrowed. Capacity 72,387. |
| 1992 | Seats widened and capacity moves back to 70,210. |
| 1996 | Natural grass returns. |
| 1998 | Construction on The Zone is underway, capacity is limited to 58,292. |
| 1999 | The Zone is complete and capacity increases to 82,600. |
| 2008 | Refiguring suites places capacity to 83,002. |
| 2012 | Student seating changes makes Kyle Field capacity 82,589. |
| 2013 | Texas A&M received aproval from Board of Regents to proceed with $450 million redevelopment of Kyle Field. Renovation and expansion started immediately after 2013 season and will be competed in time for the 2015 season. |
| 2015 | Renovation and expansion competed for the 2015 campaign. |
