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Youngest boomers are ~60 (1946-1964). Average boomers are ~70. Original quote was "you just described the entire baby boomer generation" when in reality it's describing maybe about 25% of the current baby boomers. Now with that, I'm sure we're all done with the pedantry and we can resume the Texas recruiting talk.

Oh one other question-- Is there a suggested time to get out there that would give us the chance at seeing the greatest number of cars? I'd imagine not everyone gets there first-thing and stays the whole time.

Awesome thanks. Even a "poor" showing out there is probably more, and cooler, cars than he's seen when I've taken him to the local meet-ups at the nearby stop-n-rob, so I'm guessing at least one trip would probably be worth it. The map shows spectator parking in Lot F with the actual "car show" in Lot H (which is where we used to park long long ago, before we started camping out there in Lot N).

Hey has anyone ever been to Cars and Coffee at COTA? My son is 14 now and starting to get into cars. There are a couple of nearby car meets I've taken him to, but I'm curious if COTA gets more cars? And also, since it's free and unregulated parking, does it become a total cluster? Or are there just not enough spectators to make it bad?

Agree, it absolutely is!

You know, what's super weird about all of this, is that WE'RE not the ones proclaiming Texas must save the SEC's reputation. WE'RE not the ones asserting Texas is some savior to the conference. WE'RE not the ones suggesting that this is anything more than an early season intersectional football game between two Top 10 teams, that should be a lot of fun. Longhorn fans want to win this game because it's against an all time blueblood, because it's against the defending national champs, and because we want our favorite team to win EVERY game it plays. It has nothing to do with the SEC. Texas wasn't an SEC team when this game was scheduled, and even if it had been, it still wouldn't have anything to do with the SEC. And yet idiot blowhards like this ag will simultaneously call us the villain while still casting us in the role of savior and ultimately blame sip arrogance for daring to believe we're worthy of representing the conference. WE. DON'T. CARE.

No shit. That dumbass squawks about how arrogant Texas QB Ewers is for proclaiming that Texas is everybody's Superbowl, all the while harping that the teams in the SEC shouldn't let Big Mean Texas carry the conference banner but instead should be aligned against the evil whorns as enemy #1. You know, almost as if beating Texas should be top priority which would make Texas the most important game on everyone's schedule. But not, of course, their Superbowl.

Seriously, their offensive lines have been so shitty for so long, the last guy that was a good enough QB to compensate for it was Kellen Mond, and the ag faithful absolutely hated him because... reasons.

Right. And for the purposes of aggie misery, it's actually good that they think ND is the best team EVAR and their team just barely lost. It'll make it that much more fun when they're losing to middlin SEC teams later in the season.

The source of the strange sounds is obvious...

Yeah it is a bit baffling. Last week Notre Dame was no match for SEC speed, and this week they are vastly superior to all of the previously touted SEC teams. I get so confused.

Many people on this site who know a lot more than I do about ag recruiting and the ag depth chart, pointed out that the ags have good starters on d-line but there's no depth behind it. From watching that game, it seemed apparent to me that the ag d-line put up a solid front for the first half, but ultimately just wore down and started getting gouged. It makes sense given what's been said about their depth issues.

That's a nice looking Ford Mustang.

Yeah if you're relying on Missouri to demonstrate the strength of the SEC, then the point has already been made against you...

There is 0% chance this is true of any aggie.

I'm enjoying the "best defense we'll face all year" refrain. It is not.

Likely impossible with no friendly ags to guide the way in Ann Arbor.

JFC let that ball go.

Wow. Nice.

I hear ya and don't disagree. But we're running a Heisman campaign for Ewers and it has to be supported with gawdy stats.

I don't love it but you gotta give Quinn most of the 3rd to pad the Heisman stats. He's not going to be throwing for 500 yards and 6 TDs against the Michigans and Georgias, those stats are built against the pastries.

THAT was a great series. Now let's see MOAR of that fast af defense.

Could you describe the ruckus?