Negative Recruiting Your Own School: The aggy Screenshot Megathread

[TotallyLegit 3053]

15 minutes ago, TexasRenegade said:

1.  This is hilarious as the state of Texas has no legal authority over the NCAA.  It would be like passing a Bill saying the NFL can't punish the Cowboys for tampering.

2.  Even if the NCAA submitted to the state's authority, they would just ban any championships from being played in the state.

3.  This would only affect things from a legal perspective,  NCAA relying on legal investigation or such.  They very much could declare any team they wanted ineligible and the Lege could do jack squat.

 

1. The NCAA is not the NFL

2. Arguably, the NCAA did just submit to the authority of multiple states when it comes to NIL in 2021

3. What @JesusSweatDuck said

Edited April 22, 2023 by TotallyLegit

[BurntOrange&White 39930]

8 hours ago, closetojumping said:

 

If this gets passed, expect Texas to take as much advantage of this cover as anyone. I am rooting for it, I guess, since this is where we are nowadays.

The initial house bill that is companion bill to the senate bill was put forth by a Texas Ex and former football program walk on John Kuempel 

[TheRealRonWeaver? 1258]

Take your politics to the Cloak Room.

[Hairy Biped 586]

The NCAA is a voluntary membership organization.  No college or university is forced to join it.  No matter what a state law says, the member institutions agree to the NCAA rules to be a part of the NCAA.  They also agree to abide by NCAA punishments if they are found to have violated the rules.  On top of that, it's a self policing organization, which means that member institutions are (a) expected to follow the rules, (b) self report if they discover a violation, (c) self investigate the violation and report the findings to the NCAA and (d) self remedy the violation, meaning applying appropriate punishment, and making necessary institutional changes to ensure they won't commit the violation again.  After the institution has completed that process and reported their findings, changes and punishments to the NCAA, the NCAA then conducts their own investigation to determine if the institution's findings and actions are appropriate.  If they feel they aren't, then and only then does the NCAA levy action against the school.  

The NCAA isn't some governmental agency.  It's just a collaborative of college and university presidents and chancellors who set and oversee the rules that everyone agrees to play by.  Either you're a member and follow the rules, you wield enough influence to change the rules, or you leave the NCAA and form your own organization.  The state has no say in it so long as the schools are members of the NCAA.

[TotallyLegit 3053]

41 minutes ago, Hairy Biped said:

The NCAA is a voluntary membership organization.  No college or university is forced to join it.  No matter what a state law says, the member institutions agree to the NCAA rules to be a part of the NCAA.  They also agree to abide by NCAA punishments if they are found to have violated the rules.  On top of that, it's a self policing organization, which means that member institutions are (a) expected to follow the rules, (b) self report if they discover a violation, (c) self investigate the violation and report the findings to the NCAA and (d) self remedy the violation, meaning applying appropriate punishment, and making necessary institutional changes to ensure they won't commit the violation again.  After the institution has completed that process and reported their findings, changes and punishments to the NCAA, the NCAA then conducts their own investigation to determine if the institution's findings and actions are appropriate.  If they feel they aren't, then and only then does the NCAA levy action against the school.  

The NCAA isn't some governmental agency.  It's just a collaborative of college and university presidents and chancellors who set and oversee the rules that everyone agrees to play by.  Either you're a member and follow the rules, you wield enough influence to change the rules, or you leave the NCAA and form your own organization.  The state has no say in it so long as the schools are members of the NCAA.

[Getafix 28585]

 

Tarp buried a good one in this thread (highlighted in the last screenshot) ... 🤣  🤣  🤣  🤣 

(Context - Tarp and Karen sniping at each other, about the Spring Game.  Tarp thinks Weigman's low comp % is a sign of problems, and that they should rep the new scheme/plays in the game.  KKL pretty much disagrees with the need for Tarp's continued existence.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[RomaVicta 29904]

More stellar reasoning and problem-identifying:

They need to find the right guy. That's all. It's so easy. 

 

 

[UDontKnow 10443]

On 4/20/2023 at 12:40 PM, SHOOTER12 said:

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I had no idea about the bolded part.

It's one of the things I do for a living including South Austin's mom and hydraulics, which is why I know all about it.

[TotallyLegit 3053]

Gonna get real awkward for KKL when the same scheme yields the same mediocrity this fall, but, in contradiction to what's being said this spring, it's all blamed on Petrino instead. Lot of backseat motorcyclists quarterbacks gonna come out of the texags woodwork then

Edited April 22, 2023 by TotallyLegit

[HtownHorn 14674]

Anyone that thinks that they are changing playbooks is a fucking moron. Jimbo wanted a yes man, and he paid for you. The problem isn't that they didn't run anything complicated, it was their QBs were awful running the basic shit.

Edited April 22, 2023 by HtownHorn

[Darth Tron 1122]

I asked ChatGPT to describe the aggies as if it were Rod Serling introducing a Twilight Zone episode.  Nailed it.

"Imagine, if you will, traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of profound disappointment. A journey into a wretched place where the sports teams are perpetually mediocre, and the hope of a championship is merely a mirage. A universe where the Texas Aggies reside. They are a team with an insatiable hunger for failure, a thirst for losing, and a penchant for disappointment. Their misguided belief that they belong among the top-ranked teams leads to another season of heartbreak and shattered dreams. In the Twilight Zone, there is a maroon-colored vortex, and it leads to College Station, Texas, where only shattered dreams and crushed spirits await. Beware the Aggies, for they will leave you with nothing but regret and sorrow."

Edited April 22, 2023 by Darth Tron

[Tired Horn 738]

3 hours ago, TotallyLegit said:

Gonna get real awkward for KKL when the same scheme yields the same mediocrity this fall, but, in contradiction to what's being said this spring, it's all blamed on Petrino instead. Lot of backseat motorcyclists quarterbacks gonna come out of the texags woodwork then

Things never get awkward for a cultist. The cult is always right.

[satyanash 14480]

11 hours ago, Getafix said:

 

Lol. Mike McKenzie was the guy who wrote those private insider newsletters that got Fran busted from the CoachFran.com days. Idk if even KKL is on his level of insane devotion.

[Pato del Muerto 52488]

28 minutes ago, Darth Tron said:

I asked ChatGPT to describe the aggies as if it were Rod Serling introducing a Twilight Zone episode.  Nailed it.

"Imagine, if you will, traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of profound disappointment. A journey into a wretched place where the sports teams are perpetually mediocre, and the hope of a championship is merely a mirage. A universe where the Texas Aggies reside. They are a team with an insatiable hunger for failure, a thirst for losing, and a penchant for disappointment. Their misguided belief that they belong among the top-ranked teams leads to another season of heartbreak and shattered dreams. In the Twilight Zone, there is a maroon-colored vortex, and it leads to College Station, Texas, where only shattered dreams and crushed spirits await. Beware the Aggies, for they will leave you with nothing but regret and sorrow."

[RomaVicta 29904]

6 hours ago, TotallyLegit said:

Gonna get real awkward for KKL when the same scheme yields the same mediocrity this fall, but, in contradiction to what's being said this spring, it's all blamed on Petrino instead. Lot of backseat motorcyclists quarterbacks gonna come out of the texags woodwork then

 

3 hours ago, HtownHorn said:

Anyone that thinks that they are changing playbooks is a fucking moron. Jimbo wanted a yes man, and he paid for you. The problem isn't that they didn't run anything complicated, it was their QBs were awful running the basic shit.

Don't forget that the lowest common denominator of football fans blame poor offensive performance on "play calling." They operate under the delusion that each offensive down in a football game has a perfect play available. The wise play-caller knows what that play is.

Jimbo was mostly criticized for play-calling. He had to give up those duties. "Okay. You didn't literally ask me to change the offense; you just want somebody else calling the plays. Bobby, you'll get a lot of money to sit in the booth and call the plays to my offense. I'll have final say, but you will be the one who calls the play initially."

Sure, some Aggies parrot the stuff about archaic offense, but most of them believe as described in the first paragraph above. I think ScipioTex or someone talked about this once. Seems like there was girl present asking, "why don't they call the touchdown play?"

[JFKFC 4878]

11 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

Don't forget that the lowest common denominator of football fans blame poor offensive performance on "play calling." They operate under the delusion that each offensive down in a football game has a perfect play available. The wise play-caller knows what that play is.

Substitute the word "optimal" for "perfect" and it is an accurate expectation from fans. Jimbo was often miles away from the optimal call.

[markstanco 12573]

He should run the touchdown play more. That’s for sure.

[RomaVicta 29904]

1 hour ago, JFKFC said:

Substitute the word "optimal" for "perfect" and it is an accurate expectation from fans. Jimbo was often miles away from the optimal call.

The optimal call in a crap offense doesn't make the offense something other than crap.

[Tex Pete 20339]

17 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

They operate under the delusion that each offensive down in a football game has a perfect play available. The wise play-caller knows what that play is.

Jimbo was mostly criticized for play-calling. He had to give up those duties. 

Jimbo’s problem is his archaic scheme. 

[TexasRenegade 2435]

On 4/22/2023 at 7:18 PM, RomaVicta said:

 

Don't forget that the lowest common denominator of football fans blame poor offensive performance on "play calling." They operate under the delusion that each offensive down in a football game has a perfect play available. The wise play-caller knows what that play is.

Jimbo was mostly criticized for play-calling. He had to give up those duties. "Okay. You didn't literally ask me to change the offense; you just want somebody else calling the plays. Bobby, you'll get a lot of money to sit in the booth and call the plays to my offense. I'll have final say, but you will be the one who calls the play initially."

Sure, some Aggies parrot the stuff about archaic offense, but most of them believe as described in the first paragraph above. I think ScipioTex or someone talked about this once. Seems like there was girl present asking, "why don't they call the touchdown play?"

Case in point- the multitude of post on this forum saying Herman needed to let someone else call plays so he could focus on the team....

[texifornia 56892]

[RomaVicta 29904]

Fresh-ass takes! Fresh-ass takes! Get your fresh-ass takes right here!

 

 

 

 

[texifornia 56892]

[Bill Lumbergh 7171]

I have always found it difficult to enjoy aggy misery as much when we're awful.

aggy is out here believing that our true freshman backup (possibly 3rd string) QB not lighting things up in the spring game is the house to throw rocks in while ignoring that their likely starter's stats in their game should be pretty damn concerning.

[texifornia 56892]

[Scholz 11940]

aggys talking about QBs flaming out or moving the goalposts on QBs is rich.

[Vertuzzi 1369]

The last post about Sark scripting a play to make Manning look better is quintessential aggy. I’m guessing they’ve deployed this tactic before to excite their brain-dead fans. 

[BERT 4358]

I come in here knowing what i'm going to read and yet i'm still baffled at times. Bless their hearts. 

[texifornia 56892]

[TotallyLegit 3053]

1 hour ago, Vertuzzi said:

The last post about Sark scripting a play to make Manning look better is quintessential aggy. I’m guessing they’ve deployed this tactic before to excite their brain-dead fans. 

"LOL, Sark didn't micromanage the spring game to create a false narrative that inevitably implodes in the fall. Does he even know what spring games are for? He's got a lot to learn before he's on Jimbo's level."

[Chuckie Finster 22694]

24 minutes ago, texifornia said:

Ah yes, Arch Manning - unknown recruit until he started showing interest in Texas.

[RomaVicta 29904]

It seems a lot of Aggies only talk to other Aggies. That or

 

 

[Park Gothic 5017]

1 hour ago, texifornia said:

This post right here...this guy is like right at the thresh hold. The door is open, the light is on, all he has to do is walk inside, but he can't do it. 

Sark has been a P5 head coach at multiple stops now. He's been the OC/QB coach at some of the most successful programs in history. He's coached in the NFL. He is currently surrounded by a similarly experienced and lauded staff. All of these coaches have been watching the players practice for weeks. They know exactly what they have.

Manning is playing in a spring game, where the coaches have literally unfettered control over the game. Sark could call whatever personnel packages he wants. Fuck, he could call whatever defense he wants. Remember when Sark called a first down despite the refs signaling fourth? Complete control. 

The circumstances aren't unique or unusual. It's no secret. This is pretty much true for every spring game across the country. 

Yet somehow, knowing all this, the quoted poster thinks that what we saw from Manning was anything other than exactly what Sark wanted us to see. That this was somehow a failure of PR that could have been avoided but for a little planning. 

Baffling. 

[GTX Horn 1708]

3 hours ago, texifornia said:

Using the aggy logic that Arch was only highly rated because of his last name, you’d think Nick Montana and Marcus Jordan would’ve been rated higher than 3 stars and played at bigger schools than Tulane and UCF respectively.

[closetojumping 62589]

I enjoy how programmatic they are in their behavior. Major, highly rated recruit has no interest in Texas ATM? > Our guys are better. Said recruit winds up at Texas? > He's overrated. ATM QBs look like dogshit in their spring game? > Staff is sandbagging the offense. Highly rated QB at Texas doesn't light the world on fire in limited action as an 18 year old? > He's a full blown bust. This is a fact and everyone but sip knows it. Rinse and repeat.

[Mr. Drummond 2198]

It's almost as if Sark put Arch behind the freshman Oline, and didn't give him cook vs a walk-on on purpose.    Hmmm.

[TotallyLegit 3053]

2 hours ago, closetojumping said:

I enjoy how programmatic they are in their behavior. Major, highly rated recruit has no interest in Texas ATM? > Our guys are better. Said recruit winds up at Texas? > He's overrated. ATM QBs look like dogshit in their spring game? > Staff is sandbagging the offense. Highly rated QB at Texas doesn't light the world on fire in limited action as an 18 year old? > He's a full blown bust. This is a fact and everyone but sip knows it. Rinse and repeat.

It's like they're in Plato's allegory of the cave, and KKL is casting shadows on the wall

But they're not even objecting. They're eating that shit up

Edited April 24, 2023 by TotallyLegit

[Vertigo 20276]

56 minutes ago, Mr. Drummond said:

It's almost as if Sark put Arch behind the freshman Oline, and didn't give him cook vs a walk-on on purpose.    Hmmm.

As long as we don't have to spend a summer hearing about a QB battle and Quinn transferring.. or quitting? according to some of the above posts. 

[Redneck Mutha 7954]

5* (who everybody knows is a 3* at best) Arch Manning will definitely flame out!

Also, 5* Reggie McNeal  4* Stephen McGee  5* Kenny Hill  5* Kyler Murray  5* Kyle Allen  4* Trevor Knight  5* Kellen Mond  5* Haynes King  4* Max Johnson  5* Conner Weigman <next man up, fill in the blank> will definitely win a Heisman at Texas A&M due to Coach Franchione's  Sherman's  Sumlin's  Fisher's  Petrino's incredible offensive mind!

 

[Pato del Muerto 52488]

59 minutes ago, Mr. Drummond said:

It's almost as if Sark put Arch behind the freshman Oline, and didn't give him cook vs a walk-on on purpose.    Hmmm.

Instead, they see the freshman/walk-in OL play and declare that the Texas OL will be bad again this year.  As if arch were with the first team offense because he is supposed to be the guy this year. 

[BERT 4358]

not only is he a true freshman, he should still be in high school at the moment. I mean WE all know that, just don't know if those chumps know it. 

[Pato del Muerto 52488]

11 minutes ago, BERT said:

not only is he a true freshman, he should still be in high school at the moment. I mean WE all know that, just don't know if those chumps know it. 

They make a big deal out of ewers being  4th string at Ohio state, so what do you think?

[BERT 4358]

9 minutes ago, Pato del Muerto said:

They make a big deal out of ewers being  4th string at Ohio state, so what do you think?

Well 5 stars don't sit!!!

[Deej 76757]

If Arch had committed to aggy and had a mediocre spring game, they'd be anointing him the Heisman winner for the upcoming season.

[Davis Lane 5581]

On 4/22/2023 at 4:23 PM, Darth Tron said:

I asked ChatGPT to describe the aggies as if it were Rod Serling introducing a Twilight Zone episode.  Nailed it.

"....and the hope of a championship is merely a mirage...."

[RomaVicta 29904]

1 hour ago, Davis Lane said:

Everybody should be torturing Aggy with that. Presented to Jimbo at a ceremony for a coach in the A&M system who had actually won a national championship. Pure fucking yokel Aggie bullshit.

[T-shirt Sip 2097]

6 hours ago, Redneck Mutha said:

5* (who everybody knows is a 3* at best) Arch Manning will definitely flame out!

Also, 5* Reggie McNeal  4* Stephen McGee  5* Kenny Hill  5* Kyler Murray  5* Kyle Allen  4* Trevor Knight  5* Kellen Mond  5* Haynes King  4* Max Johnson  5* Conner Weigman <next man up, fill in the blank> will definitely win a Heisman at Texas A&M due to Coach Franchione's  Sherman's  Sumlin's  Fisher's  Petrino's incredible offensive mind!

 

[Pato del Muerto 52488]

4 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

Everybody should be torturing Aggy with that. Presented to Jimbo at a ceremony for a coach in the A&M system who had actually won a national championship. Pure fucking yokel Aggie bullshit.

How do you think a submissive or masochist feels when you torture them?

Edited April 25, 2023 by Pato del Muerto

[Deej 76757]

4 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

Everybody should be torturing Aggy with that. Presented to Jimbo at a ceremony for a coach in the A&M system who had actually won a national championship. Pure fucking yokel Aggie bullshit.

Jimbo, at that moment:

"Gotcha, bitch!!!"

[Nivek 16923]

18 hours ago, closetojumping said:

I enjoy how programmatic they are in their behavior. Major, highly rated recruit has no interest in Texas ATM? > Our guys are better. Said recruit winds up at Texas? > He's overrated. ATM QBs look like dogshit in their spring game? > Staff is sandbagging the offense. Highly rated QB at Texas doesn't light the world on fire in limited action as an 18 year old? > He's a full blown bust. This is a fact and everyone but sip knows it. Rinse and repeat.

Farmer > Benson.  Fetal > VY