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Ags have as much, if not more money than UT. I question it being money. I find it funny that people think there is still honor in sports. Every sport nowadays is “in your face”.

lol. Nothing against the Rangers but they’re not my concern right now. Sure, it’s nice to be ahead of the defending champs, but Seattle has a very good team and we need to move on them. As long as we’re in striking distance, I’m happy.

Alzheimer's is a terribly tragic disease. Glen Campbell recorded a song he co-wrote and recorded in 2014 called "I'm Not Gonna Miss You" a few years before he died due to Alzheimer's. He had already Alzheimer's for 3 or 4 years when the song came out. Listen to the words. It's heart-wrenching when you understand its meaning. I'm still here, but yet I'm gone I don't play guitar or sing my songs They never defined who I am The man that loves you 'til the end You're the last person I will love You're the last face I will recall And best of all, I'm not gonna miss you I'm not gonna miss you I'm never gonna hold you like I did Or say I love you to the kids You're never gonna see it in my eyes It's not gonna hurt me when you cry I'm never gonna know what you go through All the things I say or do All the hurt and all the pain One thing selfishly remains I'm not gonna miss you When you realize he's not going to miss the love of his life or his wonderful children because he won't even know who they are... Dude.

That’s kinda over-simplifying matters. Are you talking about local politics or the platforms of the DNC/RNC? They’re two completely different scenarios. To be frank, a politician couldn’t get elected in Hardin County as a Republican… until 2010-2011 when the locals all switched to the R Party. I think that the truest example of a Democrat is the late George Wallace, Governor of Alabama. He ran in 1958 against a staunch segregationist and lost big time. Both Dems, btw. He came back in 1962 as a hardcore opponent of integration and won handily, becoming the racist spokesperson for a South that wanted to remain segregated. By 1982 he won his last term as Governor of alabama, still as a democrat, but carrying over 90% of the black vote. Who switched? Was it the party? The politicians? The people? All of the above, in all different directions and over a period of about 60 years. The problem with arguments about switching is that there are no constants. We all know that guy…. southern accent, white-headed flat top haircut, short sleeve western shirt with those old wrangler double-knit pants. He probably held public office all over the south, and he had some really crazy ideas about race…. Might not have been in the Klan, but knew a bunch of people who were or had been. And he voted 100% Democrat. We can all say “yeah, and he became a Republican after the civil rights act was passed!” And we’d be wrong. The truth is that those old ideals and ways of thinking pretty much died off. The truth of the matter is that the civil rights act passed the senate with a 71-29 vote majority. But it’s interesting to point out that the 71 “yes” votes were actually 27 Republicans and 44 Democrats voting “for” the civil rights act, with 6 Republicans and 21 Democrats voting against the Civil Rights Act. So which party was in favor and which one opposed? And now 60 years later, with an ideological split in America, both sides are trying to claim moral superiority and cast blame over history that, to be frank, we don’t understand. But to be honest, the Democrat party of 2024 is not what it was… and neither is the Republican. Just because things are so black-and -white today doesn’t mean that they always have been.

Just keep winning. Streaks like this make things happen. Can’t always count on the other guy, though.

I never said he had dementia. I said it’s a stimulant that helps to improve concentration and attention span. More often than not, is prescribed for ADHD and narcolepsy patients Ritalin, Adderall and Vyvanse are all very similar medication’s for those ailments. The biggest difference is how fast each one of them acts, and how long the medication stays in your system in my non-medical estimation, I think Adderall is a good middle road. That being said, it could be any number of things that they are pumping into him.

Reagan left the democrat party because they became too liberal, he stated that "I didn't leave the democrat party, the party left me", which seems to be what more and more folks are saying. Not to worry, the democrat party will never leave you. Your revisionist history only works on those that don't know the history of democrats, especially in the South, and those that are democrats and just can't stomach their party's past actions.

Did you feel this bad for TCU when he left that program pretty much the exact same way?

Good hire. But an absolute liar to Aggieland. Terrible way to leave you don’t owe it to anyone. Also, you do owe to the players and the fans and everyone who supported you along the way. Again great hire by ut. Scholss you are a snake… The 12th man deserves so much better than this..

Deal was done June 18 from Texas 24/7… great hire. He was never going to stay in gaggieland he just had to get out of TCU.

They couldn't beat ut Monday and they lost out to UT on Tuesday.

You are correct

Tidehavin graduates 13 seniors

Dangerfield graduates 14 seniors.

it's in the negative percentages 🤣

I respect this post! U, @bullets13 and @Bobcat1 are the realest posters on here

You’re mistaken on this one. Can you point me towards one racist law, regulation or policy that is directed towards black people in 2024? Because there are none. On the other hand just rattled off a handful that have a direct disparate, targeted impact on white people. Want another? How about the 10% tax on tanning services that was put in place in the ACA? There are many (if any) non-whites paying that one. Very, very few black people in America can claim to have experienced actual racism. Not the imagined, perceived, institutional, or systemic kinds that liberals created and keep teaching the masses. The answer isn’t always “racism.” And when it has proven to be the case, decent people rise up and stomp it out. But people look at different outcomes and say “oh, that proves racism is to blame” when in reality there is a much more plausible explanation. Slavery ended in in the mid-late 1800s. But we’re told to believe that white people are more racist today than ever. And why is that? “Because that’s what your white patents taught you to believe.” Is it safe to say that black people think racism is hiding behind every door and shrub simply because that’s what they were taught to believe? I know hundreds of black people. Many, many good friends… from pillars of the community (not just the black community) all of the way down to guys who can’t stay out of jail. Do you want to know the MAIN thing that successful black people that I know have in common? They don’t buy into the whole “I can’t get ahead because of racism,” because that would mean that until society is destroyed and rebuilt, they’ll never get ahead. The people who recognize that the whole world available to them, and in a lot of cases panders to them, do amazing things. It’s all based on what they believe.

How does this even work? Will he now have to sit out this year in Crosby or can he play? Never got to see him play ,but he looks the part. Looking forward to the BH QB this year he must be pretty good to sit this kid down.