re: Who do you hate losing to in any sport more?

Same. Im 30 minutes from College Station and they are the worst. They will brag about a close loss like they won a conference championship!

Ole Miss

A&M. They're my neighbors. I know they're proud of their sports teams and traditions but they can be insufferably arrogant

Next to Bama, I have A&M...

A&M made cups.

Ole Miss & Florida

Anm is number 1 for me. I have 0 respect for them. 2018 lsu @ anm 7 OT rig job was the most rigged game I've ever seen In my life. It's the only other time I was goofy enough to expect a fan base to have some dignity and admit they got handed a free win, but these clowns really bragged their arse off about a clearly rigged win that I skull drug every faggy who dared to debate on secrant.

By the 4th OT, I was just staring at the screen dead face knowing no matter what, those faggy refs were going to make sure the faggies got their first conf win against us. I hope that ref who threw both the phantom PI call AND unsportsmanlike on our guy for having the audacity for throwing his arms up in frustration is out of the sport.

I hate losing to a good program. I despise losing to a pathetic program of losers like auburn in Jordan hare, or the most embarrassing sports program in any level. No one is more embarrassing than the faggies. Nobody.

After Alabama, A&M, because of their fans.

Fans who are entitled, walk around with airs, and talk "we beat you" just p*ss me off.

In the SEC, historically Alabama fans are the worst. Most are Billy-Bob jerks. Most of them should drive pick-ups and only pick-ups, because they have a pick-up mentality.

Sometimes Florida fans rise to that level. Err... sink to that level.

A&M fans? Some are polite and good sports, but far too many are holier than thou believers in some God-given superiority over everyone, not just in football, but in general.

After living in Texas for 30 years, I'd much rather talk with a Texas fan/grad than an Aggie fan/grad.

P.S. Aggies, when are y'all gonna win a Natty in the modern era? Never, until you realize that in the SEC you have to play both offense and defense. You still don't know how to play SEC defense.