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re: Aggy @ Bama

Posted by Bronco Calrissian on 10/20/26 at 9:45 am to
A&M is good for a big upset win every 5 or so years. When they get completely written off, they rise up with a retard strength to win a big game.
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With Colin SImmons hurt we might rally behind him but that really hurts our team, dude is the best player we have by far and a serious edge threa


Are fans "pissed" that he's out?
Hope you had a great weekend of soaking!

A&M is number 1 of all time

Posted by Bronco Calrissian on 10/14/26 at 12:18 pm
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NYT/Athletic article
Ranking college football’s biggest underachievers of all time: Why Texas A&M is No. 1

1. Texas A&M

Why they belong: This isn’t recency bias. The Aggies rank no lower than 17th in our potential-related statistics but lack high-end results. Texas A&M has only six ranked finishes this century and last won its conference in 1998. The Aggies squandered one of the best recruiting classes ever under Fisher and, like Stanford, have connections to six Hall of Fame coaches (including Bear Bryant and Gene Stallings, who both won it all at Alabama). The Aggies, however, have only one national title in the modern era (1939).

Yeah, but: Texas A&M’s fertile recruiting footprint is also crowded because the Aggies have had to fight nearby powers like Texas and LSU. Even with its hiccups, Texas A&M is still a top-20 historical program, so the floor has been relatively high.

Final thought: On paper, Texas A&M should be at least the second-best program on our list (alongside Florida). Yet the Aggies have fewer ranked finishes than UCLA, a worse bowl record than Rice and a winning percentage (.605) in the same neighborhood as Arizona State and Utah. Barring a turnaround, A&M will go from preseason top 25 to unranked for the 18th time. But good news, Aggies: You finally made the top of one set of rankings.
What’s been the one constant? It’s the culture.

Culture eats strategy for breakfast- Peter Drucker
Abbott should stop the destruction in Big Bend if he wants some positive press.
Trump is the biggest grifter we've ever seen as a US politician.
Schnall's well that ends well.
General Patton is often quoted as saying, "We may have been fighting the wrong enemy (Germany) all along." This sentiment reflects his controversial views on post-war strategy and the Soviet Union.

The Russians (Bolsheviks) were horrific to the Germans at the wars end.
Who was the guy at SMU that would rip some arse?

Dave Bliss.Also was at Baylor later where he engaged in some bs.
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List all the ways we are Israel first and your imagination and feelings don’t count


AIPAC supports most of our politicians; democrat and republican.
Government has still not released all of the Epstein files.
Most of our military actions in the Middle East have been instigated by Israel.
Israeli false flag events like the USS Liberty in 1967 where Israel was not held accountable.
Israel flags in several of our politicians offices.
Aren't all of these Middle East actions just proxy wars on behalf of Israel?
Think what we could do with all the money we've sent Israel directly, indirectly and the wars we've fought on their behalf.

re: SMU Death Penalty

Posted by Bronco Calrissian on 1/19/26 at 8:30 pm to
If I recall at the time, there was a lawyer at the NCAA that was a Texas grad. Also, SMU got some kind of sanctions from the NCAA after beating Texas. They do briefly mention that in the 30 for 30.

re: SMU Death Penalty

Posted by Bronco Calrissian on 1/19/26 at 8:27 pm to
There's a book called "a payroll to meet" that covers that era at SMU.
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Awesome part of the country. Crater Lake is a must see.


I hiked the PCT and agree about Crater Lake.
I'm pulling for OM the rest of the way. I like seeing new teams win and I enjoy the schadenfreude of it. Hope I'm wrong but I see Miami winning.
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I'm not sure where it stands today as I have been out of state for many years. But that political fight was nonsense and both A&M and tu hoarded that cash for themselves. Given its purpose, those funds should have supported many more institutions than just the Ags and Sips.


I agree with you 100% on this.
The state of Texas was the fastest growing state in the nation for several years and we needed to be investing more into all of our schools.
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He has learned from the Master


Yep and that masters name is Jimmy Johnson.
A&M has lost the last 3 against Texas and are due for a win. A&M is particularly dangerous when everyone, including their fans count them out.
But Texas could still make it even if they lose to A&M.
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The Midwest is not enlightened by any means. It is a cesspool of the US that the majority of the states in that region people continue to leave and move to the south.


The above is 100% accurate. I think I read that 1 in 3 native born Ohioans don't live in the state. In their defense, I wouldn't want to live in the Rust Belt either.
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Coming soon, Manziel and Pavia go on podcast team together,


Comeback Season part deux, Electric Boogaloo