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Lol @ Miami proving aggy's big win last week was against a very shitty team.

Yep, stepped right into that sack.

Well to be fair, if King hadn't gotten hurt early last year, aggy was headed for a sure "natty". Don't you remember that masterful performance of his against Colorado? The kid is so good, they have him riding pine for the playoffs after his stellar 93 yard showing last week The loss was part of Jimbo's master plan. Now every team will overlook aggy the rest of the season and aggy can cruise into their first of many modern NCs.... Whoop.... I think it's safe to say that "crab legs" was to Jimbo, the whisperer, what Bridgewater was to Twatson. Neither can coach worth a fuck. 100 million to get beat by App State. And they were so proud of paying that much money up to 7 days ago. Poooorrrrr aggy.

They kinda dodged a big one. If Jimbo wasn't addicted to being cucked, he could've nailed aggy for another 50 million or so, with Corn in the market for a corch that can get them back to those 8-4 glory years. 8-4 Cuckimbo would've been at the VERY TOP of Nebraska's wettest of dreams list. It's so hard to go 8-4 yearly when playing a whooping 8 conference games and 3 or 4 OOC games against powerhouses like Sam Houston, UMASS, and App State. Haha. I can't wait for the next aggy to bring up Kansas.... Not that aggy would ever comprehend....

I don't know dude. aggy just moved one from its"8" column over to the "4's". Hopefully aggy can still find a replacement for one of the 8s. I want Jumbo still there when we happen to them. But hey, won the recruiting war.

One more time, D! You got this.

It's gonna be glorious when 'Bama cornholes aggy in a few weeks

A busted coverage that gave up an 81 yard run for a td. A missed field goal that was practically an extra point attempt. Two muggings in the end zone not called, and a blatant facemask missed that would've given us a first and goal inside the 5. This should've been over an hour ago.

We are in their head. This would've gotten ugly if Ewers was able to play.

They are determined to fuck us today.

Lol. Hes a big Texas fan. He insists there is a Longhorn helmet in the background when he does his segments. Who would've thought.

Just as long as we avoid the 2nd half collapse we were great at last year.

That wasn't holding. That was a mugging. About time they call this shit.

Crowd came to work today.

Obviously no such thing as pass interference for 'Bama.

Definitely not the same team with Card at the wheel.

Alabama had the same issue at times last week. Great O-line, but at times left people untouched on the blitz. Hook 'em!

We are going to win!..... ......maybe not tomorrow....

ESPN agrees.... 20 teams with the best shot at making the playoffs. Texas Last year's record: 5-7 Chance to make playoff: 17.4% Chance to win national title: 1.6% Texas A&M Last year's record: 8-4 Chance to make playoff: 2.0% Chance to win national title: 0.1%

What a dumbass. We can win 5 without even showing up. Didn't he see last year?

The Big 12 should've hired me as their Commissioner years ago, and it wouldn't be in this shape now. HaHa A post of mine on the shag 7 years ago, and a sample of the responses... My post was about the time of the AT&T buyout of Direct TV, so there were some lengthy posts responses how the buyout would fix the carrier issues for the PACNET, which led to my own lengthy posts explaining why the buyout wasn't the magic wand most assumed it was. AT&T wasn't coming in to roll over, since they had all the leverage., And Scott was too arrogant to admit his master failure of a plan, needed a lifeline. He'd hadn't budged with the other National carriers, so I didn't see him doing so with his last hope either. Then after more lengthy posts breaking down the numbers if there was a deal struck between AT&T and the PAC, with the PAC getting 100% of what they wanted, even IF AT&T went beyond that and added it to their basic pack required for service, and forced all customers to have it, they would still fall way behind the others, so either way, AT&T wasn't saving them. There are a bunch of posts I made back then, and even further back to when the PAC let Texas, Texas Tech, OU and OSU slip away. But (I think) most of me going on about the PAC going to come unravelled starts around page 935 of the realignment thread, if anyone wants to verify my posts on archived web pages. I pointed out that for the PACNET to get anywhere close to the projected numbers Scott was pushing, it needed the Texas market as a bridge to the east. And not securing it was likely a fatal mistake. One person understood the $ value I pointed out, but no one understood why I thought it went way further than that. The PAC dickweeds really took offense to the notion someone called Scott either an idiot or a con. So I'll admit I had some drunken disagreements. Like this one. Most didn't understand how ESPN torpedoed the PACNET at the time of this post, or why I thought PAC whiffing on UT/OU/TT/OSU meant doom, in more ways than just market money, but a lot of people did figure it out, slowly but surely. ...like this guy most recognize. Granted, it took a couple of years, literally. And my response... Note. I consider PACs miss on UT/OU/TT/OSU a mistake, but a mistake none the less. But the biggest blunder of all realignment was the PAC telling OU/OSU to piss off. That was the golden ticket to undo their fatal mistake... Funny thing about it, Stanford was at the center of either stalling, giving ESPN the time to slide in behind them and slit their throat, and for telling OU to fuck off, without considering we would've followed them before long. The Stanford AD fucked up BIG TIME by not understanding the overall picture and killed the PAC. Just like the BIG 12 Commissioner didn't see the big picture of how far the BIG 12 was going to fall behind the BIG/SEC this new revenue contract would be an issue. The Big 12 schools might be okay with being the 3rd highest paid conference even if it is 6-8-10 million a year less, for the most part. BUT, UT and OU didn't fall in the most part group and were not going to be content with letting the revenue train leave the station without them. Third highest paid conference is not a good thing the big fish I posted this little gem 7 years ago NOTE. I didn't say the B12 and ACC would merge, I said it wouldn't surprise me if they did, because they would lose their workhorses if they didn't do something to protect themselves. B12 lost UT/OU, PAC lost USC/UCLA, and now Clemson/FSU/ect are on the clock. Stay competitive in football, or try to compete with half the others budget.

I assume the ACC has to be putting feelers out. You know they have to be considering expanding to at least shore up against a possible Big or the SEC phone call. Who would the ACC look at? Would they go far west? Or would they look closer to home? On a different note, I heard an interview on Youtube. They were talking about expansion and the Big 12. It might be at this point already, but it definitely is, if the BIG 12 keeps expanding, it opens the door for ESPN to decide not to renew the TV contract, but instead want a completely new contract due to the dynamics of the Big 12 has changed so much. This in effect kills the GOR because it is tied to the existing TV contract, leaving UT and OU free as early as 23 or 24.

We haven't had a decent offensive line since McCoys sophomore year. If you aren't consistently good in the trenches year in and year out, you aren't going to be good very often. Saban is a great coach by any metric. But if he had our rosters and assistant coaches we've had over the past decade +, our record would be slightly better than it was. But that is what makes him good. He built Alabama from ground up, starting with great line play and coaches who could develop players into next level talent.

When has anything ever changed with aggy. They have 100+ years of being the same old aggy in more than football/sports.

I think it's safe to pronounce "The Alliance" is dead. That didn't last long.