Texas A&M and the Indianapolis Colts reportedly reached a settlement Wednesday over the school's "12th man" trademark, which has been federally trademarked since 1990.
According to a school statement provided to the Associated Press (via USA Today), the lawsuit against the Colts "has been settled amicably and with good will."
The Colts aren't the first team Texas A&M has sparred with over the "12th man" copyright.
In 2006, the Aggies filed a lawsuit against the Seattle Seahawks for infringing on their trademark, but a settlement allowed the Seahawks to retain the right to use the number 12 in "limited" capacities, according to Chris Daniels of KING 5 News.