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RomaVicta

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  1. Misdemeanor? Was it just a bit of a tussle or are the charges being reduced because he does the football for them Dawgs?
  2. Yep. Wacker seemed like a good man and a really good football coach.
  3. Also, I noticed back in the day that teams usually managed to schedule a then putrid TCU or a bye week before playing us. It backfired when TCU under Wacker become good.
  4. I just made my second visit there in two day. Today's treat was four pages of gay bashing on the thread (started by an Aggie, of course) about how Texas's schedule may be more difficult than previously thought. One of the parrots must have escaped TexAgs. It's a brutally mind-numbing website to read. Another thread has an Aggie gloating that Gameday chose OSU-Oregon over Texas-OU. Surely a season of this will further reveal to the SEC what a weird bunch of obsessives populate the internet with Aggie avatars. I'l go back for specific topics, I guess, but it's even dumber than TexAgs.
  5. *I've read several dozens of posts on the internet written by people with buddies close to the tu program.
  6. The Aggies are also still talking up Bowling Green as the best at their level.
  7. It's not for me to decide what offends Black people. What they say goes. My own opinion from looking at the picture is that the costume is not degrading. He's not dressed and made up like a minstrel from a minstrel show. I'm not sure you can even accurately call that "blackface." Of course, the NYT goes to scholars and historians for context and possible reactions of other people. I guess, in an ideal world, this story should say the guy dressed up as Michael Jackson and then let the picture explain what that looks like. Declaring it "blackface" is editorial and somewhat inflammatory. That's not the NYT's job. Instead of waiting to see how the Black community might react, we get the editorialized report and a panel of academics. The reporters don't even need to leave the office.
  8. Not sure where to put this, but I think I might get some responses here. On TexAgs, they linked to Coaches [sic] Caviar for an interesting breakdown of film from their game. Here it is: LonghornScott used to do these for Texas games and they were great. i don't really see much detail while watching a game. This is pretty good for people like me. A&M's OL is pushing Missouri off the ball regularly and executing their blocking assignments quite well. I'm fairly certain that this says as much about Mizzou's weakness as it does about the Aggies' strength. Mizzou looks small and lackadaisical in reaction. The narrator admires Klein's scheming very much. I can just see everything is working. I'd like to hear more learned opinions.
  9. #7 In the Nation! * *According to somebody unknown to us and the world outside of TexAgs.
  10. Oh my. I thought we were talking about Texas: The road through Mississippi is rocky and full of potholes. Nary a quality loss to be found in that cruel state. This is just plain unique to Aggies and pathetic as hell: People love and admire us!
  11. You can't even parody this delusion. The whole flock of parrots are swirling joyfully in the sky. Their victory is making them feel superior again. Suddenly their possession of that SEC patch has value again! Vandy and Ark have had theirs even longer. Now all three get mentioned in the same breath as fucking Georgia. t.u.'s victory over Michigan means nothing and is evidently of no greater value than A&M's quality loss to ND who then lost NIU. Missouri will forever be the ninth best team in the nation this year. Mark it down and ignore the rest of their season. Upset weekend (there's a reason they're called upsets, you know) has established a new world order where suddenly Texas, who wasn't upset and didn't even play, is greatly diminished.
  12. Yes. He didn't realize how much all opponents and especially the rivals get up for their games with Texas no matter our current capabilities. Now that we're ranked high, he can be sure that will be the case. A key element in dealing with that is a really good defense which we appear to have. Dicing up Arkie and A&M would be a near erotic experience. I don't mention OU because those two teams aren't in their weight class.
  13. Missed his nostril and damn near put his eye out.
  14. If Weigman survives the season, they're a pretty good team it looks like. I don't know how many competent passing teams they play, but I think we'll feast on their secondary. Missouri had guys open most of the game or at least the first half.
  15. Yep. Now the deaths will start piling up. The grind. They seem pretty sure we're going to lose to Vanderbilt. And it seems all of this speculation comes from them watching their own game and deciding we're doomed. Doomed, I tell you! I suspect we'll be doing the grinding. And it will be fun.
  16. It appears their victory over top ten Missouri has made us weak somehow. We didn't even play, and they're giddy about what big trouble we're in. This Aggie turns his mind to reasoning: Texas loses to OU due to our imagined cockiness (irony is always lost on Aggies) and, GADZOOKS! a mid afternoon start time for the game. We will be thrown into disarray by this but OU will not. Parrots are out tonight: Over and over and over. Always presented as fresh insight. We've got that grindy, difficult SEC schedule to worry about now. Oh, but two posts above: @SubliminalHorn
  17. Sorry, that's a one way street. They feel they proved themselves by finding a way to win against Bowling Green whom they opined would be a mid-level SEC team.
  18. Same with Mizzou. They've been huffing their own delusions. Their games against poor competition definitely indicated they might get exposed. I didn't expect them to get skinned alive. A&M is doing what a good team does to a poor team. It's a weird year in CFB. I think there are a handful of elite teams, and I think we are one of them, but it's still hard to tell for sure. The Aggies look like they belong in the pack. It will be amusing to see the whiplash on TexAgs on Wiggy Baby. Lastly, if they do well, it will improve the quality of our win over them. It might be a tougher game than we were anticipating. I'm sure they've already marked it up as a historic beatdown of effeminate tu.
  19. Olin hasn't been providing much to ridicule lately, and, after reading Dreamy Brauny's incoherent recruiting report earlier this week, Olin's stuff looks Pulitzer-esque. Elko steps in to help, though. The lead: Profound stuff. Managed four different verbs in that opening opening and maintained consistent tense. Much thought indeed. 1 No shit. The Ministry of Truth knows it's job. Congrats to Comrade William! A pterodactyl attack could carry off the remains of the 2022 class and nobody would know what happened to them. 2 The obvious? Olin will eat this up. He loves obvious. Speak o smocked sage of the sideline: Makes plays with his feet as well as passing! Sounds like a pretty formidable dual-threat quarterback! Olin scribbles in his reporter pad. Duel Threat QB. Got it! Elko continues: Fuck! Duel Threat QB. Double fuck. Duel Threat QB Duel Threat QB, again.
  20. It's evidently a motiviational tool used by the Mizzou staff is what I read on TexAgs.
  21. The treason we saw with our own eyes leads to charges of interfering with a government process. The obvious and video-taped incitement of an attack on the Capitol which lead to death threats, actual deathss, a mob assault on law enforcement officers charged with protecting the building, and the indecorous flight of Congress from chamber for fear of physical from a mob calling out the names of leaders to be executed comprises "interference." Every person in that mob was acting to overturn a legal and certified election; they were moving against the most profound tradition of a democracy. Interference. It's maddening.
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