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Park Gothic

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  1. Reddit's CFB page would be insufferable.
  2. The both spam the board like a meth head having a manic episode.
  3. I've been on this board for a couple of years now. Not sure I'd rate humanity's levels of consciousness that high. Thumbs are pretty sweet though. They make hitting the space bar a lot easier.
  4. From what I remember, he does not have one set yet. Just sometime this fall. Hey man, triple jump is hard. I tried it at one track meet freshman year and I looked like a fucking QWOP character.
  5. Shit, that's a good answer. Wasn't he even committed to us at one point? Edit: answered up thread. I remember that bullshit now.
  6. Honest question - when was the last time we had an OL flip to DL and have any kind of success? Seems rare.
  7. Shit yeah they’re embarrassed. They make the national championship then have their coach ganked by big brother. The 2023-24 athletic year has been one of the best in loving memory for Aggie years. Shit is hysterical.
  8. This is just dumb. What about Sark makes you think he doesn’t recruit through the whistle? The staff won’t be “done” with Moore until he signs his NLI. Yes. Brandon Baker will be a very good LT and there are several others with potential.
  9. Way to not fuck up the kickoff.
  10. After seeing FSU shit the bed today:
  11. Reminds me that I need to buy myself and my son a set of matching burnt orange velour track suits. https://www.nycmode.com/products/sergio-tacchini-dallas-velour-track-jacket-50405-444
  12. https://aggieswire.usatoday.com/2024/08/23/texas-aggies-football-athletic-director-trev-alberts/ Texas A&M athletic director Trev Alberts 'hopeful' that Lone Star Showdown becomes annual There is no way this game isn't played annually. The SEC needs to get it's shit together and either switch to 9 conference games or figure out a way to protect rivalries.
  13. Holy shit. That guy is impressively calm.
  14. That's probably how he got so fat.
  15. They're not wrong, but it also depends on the kid and on context. Some of the big, late flips in the '22 class were because of coaching changes. I don't think we can depend on that this season. When Hill committed to A&M in '23, I was still optimistic about our chances - the Aggies are a shitshow and I just didn't see them hanging on to a prospect wasn't a complete fucking moron. Are those kinds of shifts going to happen again this season? Do we want to bank on LSU or Oregon tripping at the finish line? My point isn't that you or anyone else is wrong when they say that there is still a lot of time until signing day and that Sark has been good at closing late in the game. Those are reasons for optimism. But I don't think that means there isn't any cause for concern either. It seems inarguable that it is better to have a guy committed to Texas at the start of the season than committed elsewhere - it's easier to hold onto guys than it is to flip them. I don't have any facts to back this up, but it also seems like NIL has reduced the amount of late season craziness. I don't know if they're signing contracts or it's just "a bird in the hand," but prospects feel like they're more locked into their commitments over the last few cycles.
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