Tell Me About Texas a&m

[Scholz 11,893]

3 minutes ago, ABSR said:

Not if that monkey planned to move to a new monkey troop and bring the coach with him.

[SwanderedTalent 5,761]

2 hours ago, Fud said:

Best guess, Woodward lets him coach 2019 and 2020.

If LSU goes 5-7 this year, I bet the brand new AD can find enough enthusiastic corndog money to fire Orgeron and make a splash hire. I don't think 5-7 is real likely, but they have us and Utah State (11-2 last year) out of conference. 

[mininghorn88 2,243]

1 minute ago, Scholz said:

This made me laugh out loud in my office.  Perfect.

[ChickenSandwich 9,751]

I think 50 over 7 years buys Jimbo in a year 

[Beau Vine 53,628]

21 minutes ago, Fletch said:

You know who they really need? Steve Patterson. The man did wonders here and honestly CDC is just riding the coattails of what Patterson was able to accomplish. He’s got AD expierence, CEO expierence, he’s everything they need to truly awaken the sleeping giant that is ATM

Can you imagine how lit Patterson and his Disney princess would make the gameday atmosphere at Kyle Field?

[Fud 9,516]

10 minutes ago, SwanderedTalent said:

If LSU goes 5-7 this year, I bet the brand new AD can find enough enthusiastic corndog money to fire Orgeron and make a splash hire. I don't think 5-7 is real likely, but they have us and Utah State (11-2 last year) out of conference. 

They aren't going 5-7

 

[SwanderedTalent 5,761]

Just now, Fud said:

They aren't going 5-7

 

oh, OK, good!

[Fletch 5,791]

3 minutes ago, Beau Vine said:

Can you imagine how lit Patterson and his Disney princess would make the gameday atmosphere at Kyle Field?

With their Cadets that make West Point look like toy soldiers, before every game they could all fly their jet packs around just before kickoff

[ShowmeyourTDs 1,140]

3 minutes ago, Fud said:

They aren't going 5-7

 

We weren’t going to go 5-7 in 2010 either.  God damnit, I’m pissed off now.

[Longboard Horn 39,800]

[Born Burnt 6,142]

1 minute ago, ShowmeyourTDs said:

We weren’t going to go 5-7 in 2010 either.  God damnit, I’m pissed off now.

[GreenspointTexas 9,354]

Just now, Longboard Horn said:

Bear bryant?

 

[lemonandaturd 4,281]

3 minutes ago, Fletch said:

With their Cadets that make West Point look like toy soldiers, before every game they could all fly their jet packs around just before kickoff

They would claim superiority over the Air Force Academy, claim credit for Doolittle's raid and add Chuck Yeager as a former student since he once drove through the Station on his way to Randolph Field.  

[LTtxfan 48,688]

12 minutes ago, Longboard Horn said:

Bear Bryant....

Jackie Sherrill....

 

Edited April 18, 2019 by LTtxfan
Greenspoint said it first.....

[SHOOTER12 8,766]

1 hour ago, Auto Driller said:

Can anyone explain the white gloves?

Cover up shit impacted fingernails.

[maninblack 7,974]

Which of you was this?

[billfromlaketravis 11,269]

4 minutes ago, maninblack said:

Which of you was this?

Oh he’s dead. 

[MachoMan 346]

[Teamdirtyleg 1,052]

2 hours ago, Vic Mackey said:

 

 

 

 

I know her.  The lady

[Orange&White 5,497]

2 minutes ago, Teamdirtyleg said:

I know her.  The lady

Biblically?

[LTtxfan 48,688]

Crazy hearing about the pressures college kids have nowadays......

This was in Looch's chat today.....

EconAg18 said:

I seem to remember both Daylon Mack and Tyler Davis releasing statements/videos recently discussing their mental health and how they had battled depression during their time at A&M. Do you see our athletic department taking a more concentrated approach to mental health of our student athletes moving forward? As a recent graduate I feel like the students and student organizations have taken a stronger stance in regards to mental health, but I'll admit I felt like the university itself was lacking in some sorts. Thanks for all you do Looch, I know today was rough!

Amazing question and, yes, I have seen a stronger push towards recognizing and treating such issues among A&M athletes. They're ahead of the game in this area.

Liucci

In reply to GT_Aggie2015 • 10:48p

Staff

[Hanrahan 1,306]

What's attractive got to do with it?

[Teamdirtyleg 1,052]

5 minutes ago, Hanrahan said:

What's attractive got to do with it?

I wouldn't have minded knowing her middle sister, if not for buddy complications.

 

Note:  See the previous comment edit.  Wrong sister in that pic.

Edited April 18, 2019 by Teamdirtyleg

[Deej 76,086]

10 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Crazy hearing about the pressures college kids have nowadays......

This was in Looch's chat today.....

EconAg18 said:

I seem to remember both Daylon Mack and Tyler Davis releasing statements/videos recently discussing their mental health and how they had battled depression during their time at A&M. Do you see our athletic department taking a more concentrated approach to mental health of our student athletes moving forward? As a recent graduate I feel like the students and student organizations have taken a stronger stance in regards to mental health, but I'll admit I felt like the university itself was lacking in some sorts. Thanks for all you do Looch, I know today was rough!

Amazing question and, yes, I have seen a stronger push towards recognizing and treating such issues among A&M athletes. They're ahead of the game in this area.

Liucci

In reply to GT_Aggie2015 • 10:48p

Staff

I would imagine the number of depressed athletes at aggy would have to be much higher than most other schools. 

Edited April 18, 2019 by Deej

[MachoMan 346]

[texasstrong12 4,668]

13 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Crazy hearing about the pressures college kids have nowadays......

This was in Looch's chat today.....

EconAg18 said:

I seem to remember both Daylon Mack and Tyler Davis releasing statements/videos recently discussing their mental health and how they had battled depression during their time at A&M. Do you see our athletic department taking a more concentrated approach to mental health of our student athletes moving forward? As a recent graduate I feel like the students and student organizations have taken a stronger stance in regards to mental health, but I'll admit I felt like the university itself was lacking in some sorts. Thanks for all you do Looch, I know today was rough!

Amazing question and, yes, I have seen a stronger push towards recognizing and treating such issues among A&M athletes. They're ahead of the game in this area.

Liucci

In reply to GT_Aggie2015 • 10:48p

Staff

Maybe "they're ahead of the game" in this area compared to other schools but Texas is the school really ahead of the game. 

Texas received a $20 million donation for a Student-Athlete Brain and Behavioral Health Center. 

Edited April 18, 2019 by texasstrong12

[Spawn of Cthulhu 2,241]

10 minutes ago, Teamdirtyleg said:

Never found her attractive.  Her little sister threw hammer for U of Colorado and held the school record for 15 years.

 

How did she handle the javelin?

[Teamdirtyleg 1,052]

1 minute ago, Spawn of Cthulhu said:

How did she handle the javelin?

That is the sister that threw hammer.  I was confused.   Great family.  She's a buff, not an aggy.  Probably married one though.

[LTtxfan 48,688]

3 minutes ago, texasstrong12 said:

Maybe "they're ahead of the game" in this area compared to other schools but Texas is the school really ahead of the game. 

They received a $20 million donation for a Student-Athlete Brain and Behavioral Health Center. 

Great point... glad Texas has such generous donors focused on these areas.  Today's Student Athletes need access available to support for the pressures they go through....

 "A troubling study of collegiate athletes found that a full 24 percent met the criteria of "clinically significant" depression. As we learn more about the mind-body connection and the ways in which participating in high-level sports can weigh on student-athletes, it's becoming increasingly important to consider student-athletes' mental health. "

https://www.athleticbusiness.com/health-fitness/focusing-on-student-athletes-mental-health.html

[TexasMan 10,640]

The first 43 minutes of this are just fantastic. Gabe, Olin, Stephen McGee, and Looch experience bewilderment, anger, confusion, depression, and then once Looch gets there: sunshine and rainbows. This is literally Looch 90% of when he speaks:

 

 

 

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TexAgsRadio/~5/DIZK0p6V8as/0116228-vbox.mp3

 

[Scholz 11,893]

28 minutes ago, Deej said:

I would imagine the number of depressed athletes at aggy would have to be much higher than most other schools. 

[Player 4,566]

35 minutes ago, LTtxfan said:

Crazy hearing about the pressures college kids have nowadays......

This was in Looch's chat today.....

EconAg18 said:

I seem to remember both Daylon Mack and Tyler Davis releasing statements/videos recently discussing their mental health and how they had battled depression during their time at A&M. Do you see our athletic department taking a more concentrated approach to mental health of our student athletes moving forward? As a recent graduate I feel like the students and student organizations have taken a stronger stance in regards to mental health, but I'll admit I felt like the university itself was lacking in some sorts. Thanks for all you do Looch, I know today was rough!

Amazing question and, yes, I have seen a stronger push towards recognizing and treating such issues among A&M athletes. They're ahead of the game in this area.

Liucci

In reply to GT_Aggie2015 • 10:48p

Staff

Sure Billy, aggy is "ahead of the game". I think the score is: aggy - 1  white rock lake joggers - 0. 

[Welshy 907]

Love that the SEC teams hate them so much. SEC Rant: “bro your fanbase thinks A&M should be a top tier program, despite being second fiddle in your own state, and relatively no history to back it up. I've never seen a fan base with such false bravado.”



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[MrPhlegm 3,413]

Lulz

Gene Stallings
Paul somebody or other with the stupid hat. You know the one that DKR fucked in the ass nlaa every time they played against each other, that aggy loser.

[Trey3216 15,298]

35 minutes ago, Teamdirtyleg said:

That is the sister that threw hammer.  I was confused.   Great family.  She's a buff, not an aggy.  Probably married one though.

So you're down with the whole, brevity thing?  

[Gardner Barnes 1,559]

The first 43 minutes of this are just fantastic. Gabe, Olin, Stephen McGee, and Looch experience bewilderment, anger, confusion, depression, and then once Looch gets there: sunshine and rainbows. This is literally Looch 90% of when he speaks:
 
 

 
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TexAgsRadio/~5/DIZK0p6V8as/0116228-vbox.mp3
 

I’m not going to listen but I will rep the transcribers!

[MrPhlegm 3,413]

The first 43 minutes of this are just fantastic. Gabe, Olin, Stephen McGee, and Looch experience bewilderment, anger, confusion, depression, and then once Looch gets there: sunshine and rainbows. This is literally Looch 90% of when he speaks:
 
 

 
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TexAgsRadio/~5/DIZK0p6V8as/0116228-vbox.mp3
 

[Steel Shank 9,326]

Will aggy outsmart LSU and root for the Tigers to beat them? Maybe like a real ass kicking just to be sure?

[BERT 4,305]

3 hours ago, Scholz said:

I can't stop laughing

[ShowmeyourTDs 1,140]

1 hour ago, MachoMan said:

[ShowmeyourTDs 1,140]

1 hour ago, LTtxfan said:

Crazy hearing about the pressures college kids have nowadays......

This was in Looch's chat today.....

EconAg18 said:

I seem to remember both Daylon Mack and Tyler Davis releasing statements/videos recently discussing their mental health and how they had battled depression during their time at A&M. Do you see our athletic department taking a more concentrated approach to mental health of our student athletes moving forward? As a recent graduate I feel like the students and student organizations have taken a stronger stance in regards to mental health, but I'll admit I felt like the university itself was lacking in some sorts. Thanks for all you do Looch, I know today was rough!

Amazing question and, yes, I have seen a stronger push towards recognizing and treating such issues among A&M athletes. They're ahead of the game in this area.

Liucci

In reply to GT_Aggie2015 • 10:48p

Staff

In Daylon’s defense it’s a heavy burden to carry when you run this state ... or maybe he just didn’t like the way he looked in uniform.

Edited April 18, 2019 by ShowmeyourTDs

[Cairn Horn88 8,034]

4 hours ago, Longboard Horn said:

I'm a loser
I'm a loser
And I'm not what I appear to be

[Cairn Horn88 8,034]

3 hours ago, Fletch said:

You know who they really need? Steve Patterson. The man did wonders here and honestly CDC is just riding the coattails of what Patterson was able to accomplish. He’s got AD expierence, CEO expierence, he’s everything they need to truly awaken the sleeping giant that is ATM

Isn't DeLoss looking for a part-time job?

[mdleast 8,016]

The first 43 minutes of this are just fantastic. Gabe, Olin, Stephen McGee, and Looch experience bewilderment, anger, confusion, depression, and then once Looch gets there: sunshine and rainbows. This is literally Looch 90% of when he speaks:
 
 

 
http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TexAgsRadio/~5/DIZK0p6V8as/0116228-vbox.mp3
 

Admittedly I was only half paying attention as I was working but did I hear correctly that one of their advertisers is a trailer park? If so, that does seem fitting, huh?

[Cairn Horn88 8,034]

1 hour ago, LTtxfan said:

Crazy hearing about the pressures college kids have nowadays......

This was in Looch's chat today.....

EconAg18 said:

I seem to remember both Daylon Mack and Tyler Davis releasing statements/videos recently discussing their mental health and how they had battled depression during their time at A&M. Do you see our athletic department taking a more concentrated approach to mental health of our student athletes moving forward? As a recent graduate I feel like the students and student organizations have taken a stronger stance in regards to mental health, but I'll admit I felt like the university itself was lacking in some sorts. Thanks for all you do Looch, I know today was rough!

Amazing question and, yes, I have seen a stronger push towards recognizing and treating such issues among A&M athletes. They're ahead of the game in this area.

Liucci

In reply to GT_Aggie2015 • 10:48p

Staff

aggyitis   there is no known cure.

[texifornia 55,994]

 

[Scholz 11,893]

I'm quite sure Starkel is faster than Slowneal.

[Machinator 32,097]

[Walden Ponderer 12,638]

59 minutes ago, Scholz said:

I'm quite sure Starkel is faster than Slowneal.

I'm pretty sure Jared Lorenzen is faster than Slowneal. As is Momma June. Or Mama Cass. Or the Blarney Stone. Or....

[Neonmoon 38,126]

1 hour ago, TexasMan said:

The first 43 minutes of this are just fantastic. Gabe, Olin, Stephen McGee, and Looch experience bewilderment, anger, confusion, depression, and then once Looch gets there: sunshine and rainbows. This is literally Looch 90% of when he speaks

 

http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/TexAgsRadio/~5/DIZK0p6V8as/0116228-vbox.mp3

 

Transcription Time: (some of it at least)

Gabe: There are exactly 226 days until week 12 of the college football season in Death Valley and Baton Rouge but who's counting. Texas A&M and LSU, 226 days away. That will be Saturday November 30th. (station plug). We've got a lot to react to and talk about based on events that took place at Texas A&M and really more importantly in Baton Rouge yesterday. A jaw dropping turn of events really when you think how quickly news happened yesterday in 24 hours or less, way less. Joe Alleva, not so voluntarily steps down as athletics director at LSU and Scott Woodward, who on the surface had it rolling at Texas A&M, leaves an athletic department as rapid rising as any athletic department in the entire country to return home to LSU. He's an Baton Rouge native. He's an LSU graduate from the mid 80s. He worked there. Won a national championship there as an administrator, working very closely on the athletic side. Shockingly gone so quick after three outstanding years on the job. 

(lots of back and forth bitching, some choice quotes below)

Olin Buchanan (OB): I always say that if Billy Liucci reports it involving A&M, you might as well say that its coming form the burning bush. Yesterday he said it wasn't necessarily a money issue. So if it's not a money issue. Let's say money is of a secondary issue. What would be the first issue? Is there a friction with someone else in the power structure? And If there is friction, my question is why in hell would there be any friction with an athletic director that has done what Scott Woodward has done.  

OB: The athletic department is in a good situation. I think Reed arena needs an upgrade. The problem is, Jimbo Fisher on more than one occasion has said that Scott Woodward is the reason he is here. 

Aggy Jim from St. Louis Missouri: Oh god, this is like the meteor hit us, I knew Alleva was on thin ice over there, my phone started lighting up last night. I didn't see this going down at all. what concerns me immediately. not only did we lose an a great AD, but we might lose Jimbo to Baton Rouge?

OB: Now again, that doesn't necessarily mean that would happen, because Jimbo says he's happy, but why would you put yourself in that position. 

Gabe Bock: As Olin said the only reason he would ever leave would be because Scott Woodward is at LSU.  

(Looch finally shows up)

Gabe:  Give us your reaction Billy. 

Looch: Not a story that I wanted to have come out yesterday, I'll tell you that. I think what Scott did here speaks for itself when you look at the recent hire of The Buzz Williams and th hire the Jimbo Fisher a year and a half ago. I think its 2 of the biggest hires in A&M athletic history. modern anyway, there's some guy in a funky derby hat. That's where I'm going. I think there. Jackie, Jimbo, and Buzz. He just did things what people didn't think could be done around here in terms of hiring.  I think he changed a level of expectation. When I think of athletic directions that I'll remember that have been though here. It's a short list. I haven't been through a bunch of them. I think Bill Byrne helped ushered A&M into a certain era, a certain level of expectation we hadn't seen around here. The stephen mcgee era. But it really was. It transformed A&M across all sports. And it was like wow this what a real professional athletic director looks like and does. And then Scott Woodward came in and said I think that's what a gangsta AD does, and I mean that as a highest compliment. He did things that people said you couldn't do those here and he said watch me. And i'm gonna do it and you're not gonna even know about it. I just loved the way he operated and moved. and the results, the results, and I don't really care how you move and operate If the results are Jimbo Fisher and Buzz Williams. For a school that could only hire rising mid major basketball coaches in its history. And for a place that could only, I told Finebaum yesteray, yall would have laughed me off the air, when I first heard about Jimbo Fisher, but said that Jimbo Fisher not was only a possibility but Scott Woodward would go out and get him. And he did the same thing at UW.

(loochy sucks off Woodward more. for a LONG TIME)

Looch: Its a big loss for A&M, it's not something they can't recover from. I'm frustrated that I don' tthink it's something it had to happen. A lot of that has to do with the foundation that Scott had layed. But it's a big loss and I'm frustrated because I don't think it had to happen. I don't know with 100% percent certainly that he wouldn't have gone back to LSU, but I don't think it would have been just now. 

Gabe: What could A&M could have done differently?

Looch: I think a lot of it...here's the thing...and Scott would cringe. The money wasn't an issue , like hey I have to have more money, but you've been in a professional locker room before, but sometimes it's about respect, and feeling appreciated, for what you've done. And you look up in the SEC and you 5th or 7th in the conference and your looking  at the names ahead of you. And don't think in the profession he doesn't know what that guy has done and who that guy has hired. And you look down the road in Austin, they give Chris Del Conte a raise to about twice as much as you make. I'm not saying it's about the money, because it's not. Not by Aggie fans, lord knows, let me tell you, I was at a 12th man champions council event. One of my good friends Jim Wilson was inducted, so I attended it as his guest, so a close friend of mine won the most prestigious award.  So I'm there. Scott Woodward rand his relationship with the 12th man foundation. Everyone knows how good that all was. It's above him. And your bosses, you have to feel appreciated and valued. I think there is some level of...he once told me a long time ago. I'm not the type that's gonna go back and forth. I would never ask for more money and do that thing, I'm never going to be like that. If he ever left, the situation wasnt the way he felt it should be.  

(looch rambles on about stuff)

Looch: Here's the deal. It's not that hard here anymore. They have to spend more wisely now because of buyouts. The money is there. The support is there. I don't think the 12th man and the athletic department has ever been more in lockstep then they are now. Again you have to credit (who gives a fuck). There's no problem with the 12th man and the athletic department. you have all that stuff. It's not that hard now. Get great coaches. Give them what they need to succeed. Step back and let them do their jobs. Get a great AD. Let them do what they do. And this place will win. And I feel like letting a piece like Woodward go is really frustrating. Because of how good a job he did, and how good a job this is still. You can really mitigate this loss and you can come out of it and go, and if you make the right hire, you can roll out of it and be fine. 

(Long winded question and joke from OB)

OB: Do we need to become big Ed Orgeron fans? 

Looch: I think Scott Woodward is walking into a clown show in Baton rouge. I think he's fully eyes wide open more so than anyone would be. Which is even more just blows your mind that he left for that.  He knows exactly what's he walking into and still left. He knows what he walking into and it's a clown show. That's just frustrating. And I think Ed O. just from talking to people in the profession. he may have won 10 games last year, but god he has got zero on the respect meter from the college football world. And I think even college football fans and their media. That's kinda of a wait an see because its' never going to last type of thing. And Will Wade, that's a whole nother bag of worms right there. I don't see how Scott will walk in there and keep him. I really don't. So those two things, which is interesting because LSU fans love Will Wade. But the AD and the professional AD in Scott Woodward is better than Joe Alleva times 100. I think the move you got to make is to get rid of that guy, so that will be interesting, but getting back to Ed. O. Look I get it. I think there's got to be a way for Jimbo Fisher to send a message. Look, I don't have a buyout because I have all the leverage in the world. Just like I didn't have a buyout at Florida State. Just like Nick Saban doesn't have a buyout. That wasn't put in there just so I could just up and leave. If you have all the power and all the leverage you're not going to have a buyout. you know, if you're a pro athlete, certain guys can have a no trade clause and other guys couldn't. 

 

Looch: Do I think that LSU and Scott Woodward will make a run at Jimbo if Ed O in an year or two, I think the bad part of that, I think you'll probably have to weather that and that sucks. But I also think, if he's making 7.5 million now. hell I don't know the number.  I'm not trying to spend more of the 12th man's money and such.  In a year or two, and this thing's still going up and college football salaries are going up. Maybe it's 8.5 million. And too get someone away from an 8.5, and I don't care there's not a buyout, to get someone away from a 8.5 million job and all this. Because no matter what, there's still more to offer here. The only thing about LSU I would say, there's history with Jimbo, and it's easier to recruit there. Certainly to get the players you need. But that's not enough in my opinion. And I very confident in saying that. I'm very confident in saying that. With everything he's gonna have here. With it going like a year from now, I think he's going to have it rolling here and you're not going to want to leave. And here's the other part of it Olin and the biggest part. He had an AD that he likes. I promise you that Scott Woodward is not the only, he may have been the only guy who could have gotten him here. He's not the only guy in college athletics that can make for a very happy for a college football coach and can keep him here. I think its important Olin, that they sit down, the board of regents, and whoever else has anything to do with this. Today, yesterday, last night, whatever. And you need to sit down with the board of regents and you go to that head football coach of yours. And you say we want you heavily involved as anyone in any AD we hire and give me your list. Because It is what it is, Jimbo has all the leverage in the world and he should. If you're trying to win a national championship in football here. You got to keep him happy, but Give him even more tools for success that he had under Scott Woodward. I think he's going to have a big of a voice in who they hire as anyone in the process now.