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I have walked every SEC campus since A&M entered the league, save the one in Austin which I’ve been on many times in the past. It’s really hard to rank them. Most have some nice spots, but none of them are over the top picturesque.
The Grove at Oxford is nice.
I like the north part of the UGA campus.
The Quad in Tuscaloosa is a plus.
Arkansas has the most interesting natural landscape to work with.
I probably grade LSU lower than some would. The architecture style is the same as Texas Tech, but with 50 inches of rain instead of 20.
A&M’s disjointed architecture is well documented.
Florida’s campus theme is red brick and moss on the trees. A lot of less attractive modern buildings kind of fade into the background as a result.
OU has a nice library, but the rest of the campus is pretty blah.
The north part of Missouri’s campus is nice, but the part around the stadium looks like arse thanks to the hospital.
State is pretty utilitarian.
Auburn is nice. Kind of reminds me of Clemson without the lake.
The Grove at Oxford is nice.
I like the north part of the UGA campus.
The Quad in Tuscaloosa is a plus.
Arkansas has the most interesting natural landscape to work with.
I probably grade LSU lower than some would. The architecture style is the same as Texas Tech, but with 50 inches of rain instead of 20.
A&M’s disjointed architecture is well documented.
Florida’s campus theme is red brick and moss on the trees. A lot of less attractive modern buildings kind of fade into the background as a result.
OU has a nice library, but the rest of the campus is pretty blah.
The north part of Missouri’s campus is nice, but the part around the stadium looks like arse thanks to the hospital.
State is pretty utilitarian.
Auburn is nice. Kind of reminds me of Clemson without the lake.
re: How many HR would UGA have in an average SEC ballpark?
Posted by twk on 5/10/26 at 11:06 am to diddlydawg7
The numbers that UGA posts are hilariously false. I got into an argument with someone on TexAgs about this (hard to believe, I know), and he was relying on the published numbers until I pointed him to the Google Earth measuring tool. Full credit to this guy, he went and measured all the parks, down the lines, the alleys (22.5 degrees off the line), and to center, the noted other distinctive contours, and did this for EVERY SEC park. The real numbers at Foley are:
350 to left
355 to left center
387 to straight away center
350 to right center
314 to right
For comparison, the numbers at Knoxville are (in the same order):
320
360
385
340
320
350 to left
355 to left center
387 to straight away center
350 to right center
314 to right
For comparison, the numbers at Knoxville are (in the same order):
320
360
385
340
320
re: Let’s just say LSU shits themselves next year?
Posted by twk on 5/4/26 at 7:56 am to MrMojoRisin
quote:I want to thank the SEC office in Birmingham for scheduling LSU's visit to Oxford the week before A&M goes to Baton Rouge. Always good to fly under the radar.
Actual correct answer: tRant.
quote:Before we went to 16, I would have said 18-12 would automatically host, but now, who ends up on your schedule, and who does not, is going to matter. Arkansas was one of five teams to get both Missouri and South Carolina on their schedule, and they missed both Texas schools (they did play Georgia), so that 18-12 would be a bit of a soft 18-12.
Dunno. 18-12 still only gets you to about 25ish in RPI with what you have left. That’s probably not gonna do it. Anything sub 10 is where they start looking at “spreading the wealth” to avoid too many teams from one conference from eating up all the host spots. 25 it would be absolutely wild to host.
re: Post A Cool Football Related Pic
Posted by twk on 5/1/26 at 7:53 pm to Trumansfangs
Kyle field in 1965

quote:Yep. And the second game will take place while 100,000 are making their way across the street to Kyle Field for the Savannah Bananas circus. What shite show traffic will be.
Auburn @ A&M game one postoned. We’ll play a doubleheader tomorrow starting at one pm central.
I don’t think The Pirates of Penzance ploy is going to work. :lol:
re: Away tickets for OU football
Posted by twk on 4/30/26 at 1:39 pm to Wishbone85
quote:My understanding is that the full band is making the trip.
Bring your band Aggies. They always get a standing O from the Sooner faithful at halftime.
re: Away tickets for OU football
Posted by twk on 4/30/26 at 12:59 pm to Victor R Franko
quote:For the best club seats, the costs (including the "donation") is $5,655. We don't have a "waiting list" as such. Every year, after renewals, all available seats are up for grabs for new purchasers, or folks wanting to improve, based on their priority points (largely a combination of giving and prior ticket purchases). Theoretically, you could make your very first contribution this year, and if it's big enough, jump to the head of the line in the seat selection, but that wouldn't guarantee you anything; it all depends on who didn't renew.
Do you guys need to donate $5K/yr. to get on season tickets list?
re: Away tickets for OU football
Posted by twk on 4/30/26 at 7:43 am to Gatorbait2008
quote:Certainly, waiting on the secondary market is the cheapest way to get in. However, for road games, I usually prefer to sit with other A&M fans, so I order through the school. The way we do it, you submit your requests along with your season ticket application. At the time they did this, we had prices for everyone but OU. So, yesterday, they sent us an email saying, congratulations, you got tickets to OU, now we are going to charge you 277.78 per requested ticket. Just a bit of an unexpected surprise. I assume we will charge them similar prices when OU comes to College Station.
Go online the day before...people will be panic selling. Stubhub, craiglist, FB marketplace. Always have used them and never had an issue with them over 50 times(pro ticks, basketball ticks, etc)Never been scammed or bullshitted.
Away tickets for OU football
Posted by twk on 4/29/26 at 6:52 pm
Got an email notification today that my ticket to the A&M vs OU football game, in the visitors allotment, will cost $277.78. Yikes! Is this normal, something new, or special treatment?
If Southern Miss's RPI continues to hold up, it will be hard to overlook them. However, my feeling is that they reward Boston College for being a northern team that doesn't suck and let them host if they are anywhere close to the top 16. BC has Clemson on the road and GT at home to finish their ACC schedule, but three RPI killers in between, so they probably need to go 3-3 or 4-2 in those conference games to have a shot. They are at 25 right now.
quote:Que?
PY25
re: Douchiest baseball name Arkansas vs Missouri edition
Posted by twk on 4/24/26 at 10:12 am to Gunny Hartman
quote:We had a horse named Blaize :lol:
Blaize sounds like a female pro wrestler
Reverse jinx denied,
re: Arkansas Baseball
Posted by twk on 4/23/26 at 2:02 pm to Rzrbackguy
A trip to Missouri can do wonders. It got Gavin Grahovac going on a heater that still hasn’t stopped four weeks later.
Checking in from my flight to Gainesville for the series this weekend. Looking forward to it. :cheers:
re: Tuesday SEC Baseball
Posted by twk on 4/21/26 at 4:44 pm to TigerLunatik
quote:No, you’re going to have to stick it out and play in the baseball NIT.
Our Saturday pitcher is out for the year and there is a lot of speculation that Jake Brown is also out for the year. Can we just flush 2026 baseball?
quote:I'm just enjoying watching the cat fight, knowing that we play LSU the following week. :cool:
And A&M’s also, both rejoice in beating LSU
quote:Vandy could get swept by Texas and Bama, then turn around and sweep Missouri and USC to finish 15-15, which, historically, has been a lock for making the tournament, but would probably leave them with an RPI over 60. Would be interesting to see what happens.quote:This will be the most interesting team to watch for me. Two series left against two teams that would be absolute résumé movers in a positive direction with Bama and Texas, and they most definitely need to win at least one of those series and maybe even both. Then two series against teams they likely need to sweep in order to keep their slim hopes alive in Mizzou and USC.
T9. Vanderbilt (24-17, 9-9) Composite Poll Ranking: NR RPI: 72nd DSR: 40th KPI: 59th Q1 & Q2: 7-11 (.388) Series remaining: #3 Texas, @ #15 Alabama, @Mizzou, South Carolina
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