UTfanatic Posted February 8, 2014 Report Posted February 8, 2014 Is it because the conference has what your school does not have? Is it because you are like a puppy and have not been weened yet? Is it because you like the NFC West better than the Seahawks? Is it because you like being a groupy forever? It is kinda creepy.................and I'll never understand.....................I love The University of Texas HOOKEM UTfanatic 1 Quote
king Posted February 8, 2014 Report Posted February 8, 2014 Should NC State beat their chest cuz Florida State won the title? Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 8, 2014 Author Report Posted February 8, 2014 Should NC State beat their chest cuz Florida State won the title? heck no UTfanatic 1 Quote
PhatMack19 Posted February 8, 2014 Report Posted February 8, 2014 Who has more pride in their conference than their school? Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 8, 2014 Author Report Posted February 8, 2014 Who has more pride in their conference than their school? look at the posts there are posters who go on and on about SEC and not their school. It makes me wonder! UTfanatic 1 Quote
Baba Ganoush Posted February 9, 2014 Report Posted February 9, 2014 Who has more pride in their conference than their school? Fans of teams that can't win but love how "their " conference won eleventy-hundred titles in a row and signs big recruits. Nobody in particular, just random fans of unnamed schools that don't have a Pom Squad in chaps. UTfanatic 1 Quote
PhatMack19 Posted February 9, 2014 Report Posted February 9, 2014 Fans of teams that can't win but love how "their " conference won eleventy-hundred titles in a row and signs big recruits. Nobody in particular, just random fans of unnamed schools that don't have a Pom Squad in chaps. Every game is on national TV Recruits want to play against the best in the SEC Road trips are not even on the same level in the SEC I could keep going but I guess you get the picture. Those all seem like pretty good reasons to be excited about being in the SEC. The move has been a huge shot in the arm for the A&M program. Mr. Buddy Garrity and LocknLoad 2 Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 9, 2014 Author Report Posted February 9, 2014 Every game is on national TV Recruits want to play against the best in the SEC Road trips are not even on the same level in the SEC I could keep going but I guess you get the picture. Those all seem like pretty good reasons to be excited about being in the SEC. The move has been a huge shot in the arm for the A&M program. yea it has but the slope is going the wrong way...............fact and some day you will have to ween.......lol HOOKEM Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 9, 2014 Author Report Posted February 9, 2014 Every game is on national TV Recruits want to play against the best in the SEC Road trips are not even on the same level in the SEC I could keep going but I guess you get the picture. Those all seem like pretty good reasons to be excited about being in the SEC. The move has been a huge shot in the arm for the A&M program. SEC-3 a&m-1 Hookem................I love the Big 12..............The University of Texas Quote
cougar14 Posted February 9, 2014 Report Posted February 9, 2014 Every game is on national TV Recruits want to play against the best in the SEC Road trips are not even on the same level in the SEC I could keep going but I guess you get the picture. Those all seem like pretty good reasons to be excited about being in the SEC. The move has been a huge shot in the arm for the A&M program.The SEC thing isn't really that true, the majority of those kids just want to play for Kevin Sumlin. The coaching change boosted the recruiting, not the conference. You can look at Missouri's recruiting the last 5 years and see that. 2 of their top 3 classes the last 5 years were in the Big 12, their second worst class was this year's after actually playing for the SEC title. Sumlin understands he has to be over the top with his recruiting methods, otherwise you don't get a kid like Speedy Noil who's from New Orleans to come live in College Station where the only people he fits in with are his teammates. Kids like Thomas Johnson and I'm sure some others, probably like Seals-Jones are having a harder time than usual adjusting from the urban areas they come from to rural/conservative College Station. Before Sumlin came I doubt there were many, if any urban kids that grew up wanting to be an Aggie. Not my words either, that's from guys that I talked to like Johnny Jolly. Like people already said, one coach wins 8 games and went 3-1 in the BCS while playing for 2 national titles and gets pushed out. The other coach wins 8 games and has a production slip but gets a raise. We don't have to say it, the A&M board of regents already has. . . . Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 9, 2014 Author Report Posted February 9, 2014 The SEC thing isn't really that true, the majority of those kids just want to play for Kevin Sumlin. The coaching change boosted the recruiting, not the conference. You can look at Missouri's recruiting the last 5 years and see that. 2 of their top 3 classes the last 5 years were in the Big 12, their second worst class was this year's after actually playing for the SEC title. Sumlin understands he has to be over the top with his recruiting methods, otherwise you don't get a kid like Speedy Noil who's from New Orleans to come live in College Station where the only people he fits in with are his teammates. Kids like Thomas Johnson and I'm sure some others, probably like Seals-Jones are having a harder time than usual adjusting from the urban areas they come from to rural/conservative College Station. Before Sumlin came I doubt there were many, if any urban kids that grew up wanting to be an Aggie. Not my words either, that's from guys that I talked to like Johnny Jolly. Like people already said, one coach wins 8 games and went 3-1 in the BCS while playing for 2 national titles and gets pushed out. The other coach wins 8 games and has a production slip but gets a raise. We don't have to say it, the A&M board of regents already has. . . . Great post but RSJ is from Sealy.............guess he was afraid of Austin. HOOKEM .I love the Big 12..............The University of Texas Quote
cougar14 Posted February 9, 2014 Report Posted February 9, 2014 Great post but RSJ is from Sealy.............guess he was afraid of Austin. HOOKEM .I love the Big 12..............The University of TexasI know he's from Sealy, much like Eric Dickerson though the area he's from is "urban". That's why I used that term instead of "inner city". UTfanatic 1 Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 9, 2014 Author Report Posted February 9, 2014 I know he's from Sealy, much like Eric Dickerson though the area he's from is "urban". That's why I used that term instead of "inner city". gottcha sometimes it takes a while, I can be a little slow!..........................LOL HOOKEM Quote
PhatMack19 Posted February 10, 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2014 The SEC thing isn't really that true, the majority of those kids just want to play for Kevin Sumlin. The coaching change boosted the recruiting, not the conference. You can look at Missouri's recruiting the last 5 years and see that. 2 of their top 3 classes the last 5 years were in the Big 12, their second worst class was this year's after actually playing for the SEC title. Sumlin understands he has to be over the top with his recruiting methods, otherwise you don't get a kid like Speedy Noil who's from New Orleans to come live in College Station where the only people he fits in with are his teammates. Kids like Thomas Johnson and I'm sure some others, probably like Seals-Jones are having a harder time than usual adjusting from the urban areas they come from to rural/conservative College Station. Before Sumlin came I doubt there were many, if any urban kids that grew up wanting to be an Aggie. Not my words either, that's from guys that I talked to like Johnny Jolly. Like people already said, one coach wins 8 games and went 3-1 in the BCS while playing for 2 national titles and gets pushed out. The other coach wins 8 games and has a production slip but gets a raise. We don't have to say it, the A&M board of regents already has. . . . So I guess the SEC has 7 of the best 10 recruiting coaches in the country. That explains how they keep getting top classes. It also explains how Kentucky can out recruit Texas, Michigan, Michigan State, Oregon etc. Players must like their head coach whatever his name is. LocknLoad 1 Quote
Mr. Buddy Garrity Posted February 10, 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2014 So I guess the SEC has 7 of the best 10 recruiting coaches in the country. That explains how they keep getting top classes. It also explains how Kentucky can out recruit Texas, Michigan, Michigan State, Oregon etc. Players must like their head coach whatever his name is. I told yall about what was about to happen at Kentucky before last season. ;) Quote
PhatMack19 Posted February 10, 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2014 Another category the SEC leads the nation in! Most known gays in the NFL. S-E-C! S-E-C! I guess according to most of y'all the Big 12 would get the credit for this one though. Mr. Buddy Garrity 1 Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 10, 2014 Author Report Posted February 10, 2014 Another category the SEC leads the nation in! Most known gays in the NFL. S-E-C! S-E-C! I guess according to most of y'all the Big 12 would get the credit for this one though. sec-3 tamu-0 HOOKEM Quote
king Posted February 10, 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2014 Yet all that big 12 recruiting helped Mizzouri get to the sec championship game. Why do you guys slam the big 12 so much? Quote
Peppermint Patty Posted February 10, 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2014 Yet all that big 12 recruiting helped Mizzouri get to the sec championship game. Why do you guys slam the big 12 so much? Becasue when they were in the Big Xii, they were a middle of the pack team and now....oh wait, nevermind. Quote
OldTimer Posted February 10, 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2014 Becasue when they were in the Big Xii, they were a middle of the pack team and now....oh wait, nevermind. Yeah middle of the pack the same place Texas is at in the Big 12(10) - oh but wait the SEC is a much much better conference but that doe not count because it does not support the Texas argument. Quote
UTfanatic Posted February 10, 2014 Author Report Posted February 10, 2014 Yeah middle of the pack the same place Texas is at in the Big 12(10) - oh but wait the SEC is a much much better conference but that doe not count because it does not support the Texas argument. Big 12 - 1 UT - 1 sec - 1 tamu - 0 and UT fired their coach, hired new coaching staff and AD, The slope is going upward. tamu lost four games, gave their coach a huge contract, had a top five recruiting class, and still talk more about sec than tamu. Come OT be a proud aggie. Big 12 - 0 UT - 2 sec - 1 tamu - 3 HOOKEM Quote
Peppermint Patty Posted February 10, 2014 Report Posted February 10, 2014 Yeah middle of the pack the same place Texas is at in the Big 12(10) - oh but wait the SEC is a much much better conference but that doe not count because it does not support the Texas argument. A team that was playing for the conference championship on the last day of the season. Plus, they had Case McCoy at QB. The ags had 4 losses with the Heisman winner at QB and two other potential 1st rd picks on offense. Outstanding! You guys might want to change your macot to the Gravy Trains, cause that's all you do, Quote
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