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My Baylor friends told me the opposite. But I will concede that was win you guys were still on the schedule.

Daylon's found to look good in burnt orange. Kyler will look good in green up at a little school in the northwest that BG is fond of.

Now enough of you gomers. It's game time! Go Stangs!!

One last thing OT, I do think we will finish 6-7. Bit I notice you are predicting a win against WVU. I saw the Ags are a 4.5 pt dog against a team we whipped up on pretty good. As for me and my cohorts being obnoxious, and everyone else but Horns thinking so - ask a red raider or a Baylor bear if they think Aggies are obnoxious. Glass houses my friend...

Put an extra star on Mack and Murray. You will figure out why later. And while you're at it, read below. We know your reading comprehension may be lacking, but surely they teach you to count as high as 4 in collieville... [Hidden Content]

Don't let the truth hurt you kids too much. Oh, and 6-7 win season meant 6 to 7 win season. Not 6-7 record. Hth.

You are too smart to miss the point here pal. But nice try.

FIFY. As for Mack, wait for it.... I

He better hope a QB doesn't emerge in Austin next season. Another 6-7 win season in collieville combined with a resurgence of Longhorn football will take away the only title he can claim - Coach February.

Swag over substance. As soon as he was given that extension, you knew it was coming. Frantastic, Shermanator, now Swaggy K. The Aggy joke is an institution, even in coaching decisions...

By the way, Matt Copeland's (Stidham's "guardian") dad's name is Mike. Long time Stephenville coach and very tight with Briles.

Apparently the sec is severely lacking on reading comprehension. 😂😂😂 Read the thread. I already gave you the reason why he was going to Baylor. Smh. Should have gone to a public ivy Mack.

I heard this a few months ago and it seems to ring true here. Charlie will do better with kids with strong parental influences at home. Sumlin will do better with kids who like to do their own thing. And Charlie prefers the type of kid who is used to strong discipline (no pun intended) from his family. But Kevbo does do well with the youngsters looking for a Swaggy coach who will dance with them after a win...

Ahem... And some of you goobers pay for insider recruiting sites...

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In all honesty, Strong had 4 defensive kids taken in the 1R of the draft last year. Hard to see why a defensive kid would pick A&M over UT. And the reverse could be said about an offensive player.

And another 6 weeks after that...

Me too. Have you been as disappointed with Ainge as GM as I have?

So the moral to this story is that aggy thought they were worth the same as Texas. Perhaps the greatest marketing company in the history of the world says, "umm, no aggy, you're not." So aggy tucks tail and runs. Sounds familiar. Gotcha...

Looch saying Texas? I believe him 100 times out of 100 over Ketch.

Lest we forget, it should have been my Horns getting pummeled by the '01 Canes. Freaking Chris Simms!

Too true. I'm betting on the gf.

Allow me to explain. Ucla is usc's little sister. Miss aggy is ole miss's little sister. Louisville is Kentucky's little sister. Etc. In Texas, it's more a case of the "special" little brother. Nike picks who it wants, Adidas picks up the scraps....

I would put them #2. And I wouldn't bet a nickel on who would win that game. Both incredible teams for sure. And I would root for your Huskers because they had one of my all time favorite coaches (along with Bobby Bowden).

All D1 schools can afford to pay their football and basketball players a stipend. It's not going to be a bidding war on players - if anything, it's going to be a set amount (believe me it will be modest or the greedy b%^|€€\s wouldn't approve it) going to each athlete. And as for the SHs, SFAs, and Lamars, it's not like they are competing for the same players as the Texas's and A&Ms anyway. Granted, girls soccer may not get the same benefits (except in Aggieland) but they also aren't bringing in any revenue. This is a capitalist society we live in, after all.