Like every other white guy who experienced some part of their adolescence in the early 2000's, I liked Limp Bizkit. Not really my jam anymore, but I can see the appeal.
Korn and bands like Puddle of Mud always seemed fake hard to me. I associate that music with buying weed from an some Oak Hill guy who had graduated from high school but wasn't working and lived with his parents while "attending" ACC. The smell of a moldy window unit and the sound of Korn playing on a set of shitty computer speakers while I haggle over a zone of Mexican brick weed. That's what those bands remind me of.
What the fuck is this lucid and shockingly self-aware TexAgs post doing on the "Fuck Aggie" board?
It is interesting though. After all the sturm und drang (including a lot of my own hand wringing), we are sitting pretty at DT. Experienced dudes from the portal backed up highly ranked underclassmen.
But you did name drop him, which brings him here to shit up an otherwise pleasant thread. Look, I'm not trying to give you shit, but he likes it when people antagonize him. It feeds his victim complex. It's what keeps him coming back to this thread and the NFL draft thread and spewing an endless stream of dumb shit.
He's like a stray cat, if you stop feeding him then he'll go away.
Or at least that's the hope.
People that know better than 99% of the posters on this board have said that Arch is almost certainly going to stick around through 2026. The only reason he would leave early is if he accomplishes all of his goals (Chip, Heisman, Sydney Sweeney) in 2025.
Things can change, but as far as everyone not in Manning's camp knows, he plans to be hear for two more seasons. Everything else is just FUD and speculation.
It would have been nice to keep Jared Wiley. He's a decent TE.
Plus I just can't shake the sneaking suspicion that he gave TCU an edge against our offense in 2022.
Indeed. But my point is that nobody is writing a story about the other 84 guys on scholarship who are apparently loyal to Tennessee and aren’t creating drama. Because that isn’t remarkable or attention getting.
They’re writing about the one headass who’s causing drama because that’s what people want to read about.
That distorts the problem making it seem more widespread than it is.