Randolph Duke

How do you manage the differential between the television feed and the radio feed? Listening to the radio feed is FAR more entertaining than the television feed for a number of reasons.

Lol. Oh, ye of little faith.

a future aggy's first away game.

Maybe Liucci can explain how a man who killed people of color to "establish the supremacy of the white man" wasn't a white supremacist. I'm SHOCKED that not a single aggy has ever tried to explain this mystery of aggy history to us. It's as if some aggys never learned to read. sul ross biography.pdf

Fewer College World Series wins than Baylor 0-2 Fewer Men's Final Four appearances than Baylor 0-1 Fewer Women's Final Four appearances than Baylor 0-4

Billy Liucci should do commemorative Gator Bowl cups. You can fill the cups up with lots of excuses, but none of them hold water.

In the Vegas sports books, Texas has a higher probability of winning the NCAA basketball championship this year than aggy or OU has to win the CFP next season.

aggy needs to first get their recruiting class on campus. Then they have to keep them out of trouble. While keeping them out of trouble, they have to keep them happy being in a backwater shithole where public demonstrations of fealty to a bronze likeness of The Gallant Texas Negro Killer serves as high entertainment. A&M hasn't struggled to compete IN EVERY NCAA SPORT THEY TRY since 1894 without good reason. They have shown no interest in ethics, they have at times even been willing to spend money. They have bled resources from academics to support athletics. They have tried to the best of their abilities to find at least one sport in which they could be consistently competitive for a length of time. But there are reasons why nothing the aggys have done SINCE THE 1890s has resulted in success. In any sport. Just be patient. aggy thinks their football program is elite, and they look no further than the likes of Leon O'Neal for proof their program is "on the precipice of greatness." Grab your popcorn and enjoy as all this unfolds. There is no chance in Hell this works out well for Texas A&M. For those who believe Vegas oddsmakers have an understanding of sports, Texas has a higher probability of winning the NCAA basketball championship this year than aggy has to win the CFP next season. https://www.vegasinsider.com/college-football/odds/futures/

Myles Garrett was the #1 pick in the NFL draft. Prior to Nolen, the highest rated aggy recruit EVAR! While in college, never played on a team with a winning record in conference play. Here is a picture of yet another 5* aggy DL recruit. While in College Station, he became a well-trained, elite athlete. (just kidding) In all fairness, he did last longer in the NFL than Johnny Manziel, but that's not saying much. You need to chill out and just let aggy be aggy. Trust me, this will be epic. The aggys will fuck this up on a level never imagined by most people.

Nice to know aggy is laying down the law on NIL to the rest of the world of intercollegiate athletics. Just a quick question - How much to you think high school recruits currently negotiating NIL deals have collectively lost due to A&M demanding conference networks couldn't give high school athletes at least regional media exposure while a high school student athlete. "a cultural bias impeding risk identification" - one of the greatest descriptors of "aggy" ever written The people of Texas deserve better than A&M. Collegiate athletics deserves better than Texas A&M.

This story has been out for almost a week, and I'm still waiting for the any of the ags to acknowledge it exists. Exactly what I explained in 2013 (that their turdition is a fraud) has finally found its way to the A&M school paper. I haven't seen a copy of John Adams' book on the subject, but I eagerly await Adams' comments on this article. Which I know he is aware of, but will probably ignore until the day he dies. Shills do things like that. The silence out of aggyland on the substance of the Batt article is comical. https://www.thebatt.com/life-arts/12th-man-rewritten/article_8b1b8a32-5928-11ec-bf3c-8b8c15dc9b22.html

"a cultural bias impeding risk identification" aggy certainty is right up there with aggy engineering. Without even looking at the A&M 2022 schedule, I'm guessing they go 8-4.

HEY, ASSHOLE. PROTIP...

aggys think Mond should have acted more like Sammy, a good aggy who knows his place in aggyland. (yes, this is a legitimate picture of an aggy student. https://www.facebook.com/sammy.travis.33)

He dared to speak ill of Sul Ross. You know, "the Gallant Texas Negro Killer." Terms of service of Texags requires all users to promote "the supremacy of the white man."

In all fairness to Zimmer, "good" and "noble" have always also applied to the Minnesota Vikings.

Players also anonymously told investigators that the coaching staff would show "videos of serial killers, drills entering eyeballs, and bloody scenes with animals eating animals" during team meals. "Mr. Durkin maintains that horror movies were sometimes shown at breakfast to motivate and entertain players," the report stated. https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/ncaaf/bigten/2018/10/25/maryland-football-no-toxic-culture-under-dj-durkin-investigation/1765948002/

They went from death threats against me for writing the truth, to having to publish in their own school paper the fact that their "12th Man turdition" was a fairytale. And now they shift to damage control. "With this, the flawless facade of the 12th Man was shattered. However, the decision to not focus on this discrepancy was seemingly unimportant, as the tradition enabled the university to grow in an otherwise-unattainable way." [An admission that if aggys were actually decent and honest people, A&M wouldn't be what it is today. Think about that.] "According to Cushing Library curator Anton Duplessis, Class of 2003, the misconstruing of the story was not intentional. Instead, a general miscommunication helped spread the modified story, he said." ["Not intentional", but done nonetheless. Including the filing of the fraudulent trademark application under penalty of perjury even after the truth was known. Which means it was intentional.] "Unfortunately for A&M, nothing is ever truly as good as it seems." [Something well known by those of us who understand "those who know A&M best, respect A&M the least"] "The history of the 12th Man is marred by controversy, including multiple lawsuits both from the university and against it. The disagreements of particular importance stemmed from the likely fact of Gill not being the only healthy player on the sideline during the 1922 Dixie Classic."" [The disagreements stemmed from the fact A&M administrators have long known they were perpetrating a fraud and they knew the overwhelming majority of aggys were too dimwitted to ever figure it out] "“The 12th Man is a concept that's made by people at Texas A&M, and that can be something that's different based on historical facts, so you might find that the idea of what it means to be the 12th Man changes as the university grows,” Rowe said." ["something that's different based on historical facts." Pure aggyspeak]

Will wonders never cease. Someone over in aggyland actually published a reasonably well-written version of their 1922 "12th Man" game. "In actuality, the game’s events were far less idealistic. There is no doubt surrounding Gill’s presence at the Dixie Classic, nor does anyone argue that he was not called to the field by Bible to wear Weir’s jersey and act as a potential substitute. But the similarities end there. Within the framework of the Dixie Classic’s actual progression of events, Gill’s involvement was less critical than legend suggests. According to December 1921 articles of both The Dallas Morning News and the Houston Post, A&M had a full roster of 25 athletes present at the game. Based on all published play-by-play accounts of the game, only four Aggies had been pulled due to injury by the time Gill was summoned to the field. Barring one other player’s absence, who was hurt during the team’s pre-game practice, A&M would have had another nine healthy substitutes waiting on the bench to enter the game. Instead of being the final man standing on the sideline, Gill was likely, at best, the final option at running back, especially considering he was wearing Weir’s number." https://www.thebatt.com/life-arts/12th-man-rewritten/article_8b1b8a32-5928-11ec-bf3c-8b8c15dc9b22.html To show just how unimportant the aggy game was to the Centre team, attached is the write-up on the 1921 football season from the 1922 Centre College school yearbook. 100 years later the ags can't quit talking about the game. Five months after the actual event, the Centre College people barely thought the game worth mentioning. Centre College 1922 yearbook football.pdf

The reaction to Bubbles walking down the stairs at the game in a mini-skirt allegedly lead Tex Schramm to dump the male cheerleaders on the sidelines during Cowboys games and go with all females, thus launching the DCC. The next year, USC started their Song Girls to counter their all-male "yell leaders." The entire nation was walking up to the sexual revolution. Well, the entire nation outside of College Station, Texas. More than a half-century later, the ags still don't understand how women can be allowed on the sidelines during football games.

For those who haven't seen this picture, taken in 1967 at the Cowboys/Falcons game, this is former Dallas stripper Bubbles Cash. And in 1967, the response to this in College Station, Texas was "That's disgusting and totally unacceptable." This moment in Texas history is credited as the inspiration for the decision to end the Dallas Cowboys having male cheerleaders on the sidelines and the beginning of what we know today as the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. Not a lot of aggys in the crowd at that game.

Texas A&M AD Ross Bjork has informed Adidas of the school's intent to “extend the endorsement and sponsorship agreement” between the two sides, which will run out on June 30, 2022, according to Travis Brown of the Bryan-College Station EAGLE. Terms of the new contract are “still in negotiation.” Bjork said, “The clock was ticking this summer to say, OK, we tested the market. Is there any viability there? Obviously, we love our relationship with Adidas, and we both decided, hey, let’s extend it.” Over 15 years, Adidas “has paid A&M approximately $22.4 million in base compensation for the Aggies exclusive endorsement of their equipment, spanning over two contracts." https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Daily/Issues/2021/10/25/Marketing-and-Sponsorship/Texas-AM-Adidas.aspx (2015) The University of Texas System Board of Regents gave the go-ahead Friday to University of Texas-Austin to negotiate a $250 million, 15-year contract with Nike. The Statesman was first to report the agreement earlier this month. The contract is believed to be one of the largest, if not the largest, contract of its kind in the nation.