Tell Me About Texas a&m

[rage-a-holic 4408]

12 minutes ago, Pimphand said:

If there is a 4 way tie at 6-2 it does come down to that which is why Texas and Tennessee will be left out.

I'm aware of that. Did you read his quote? He's describing a 3-way tie.

[BurntEyes 6004]

3 hours ago, markstanco said:

If a team breaks a 14 game losing streak against ranked AP opponents, does it really count if the win is vs aggy?

Does if you're War Eagle and the season they've had. If you look closely, they've had a gut wrenching one and based on their history this season and past... I thought they were going to choke that game away.

[Beau Vine 54292]

This guy is absolutely mainlining copium right now:

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Texas A&M football has thrived as the hunter.  

BV note:  "thrived"????????

Now, they need to get used to becoming the hunted.

The Aggies currently sit at 8-3 following a gut-punch loss to the Auburn Tigers on the road in quadruple overtime. It was as close as it gets in that kind of game, and there's all sorts of Monday morning quarterbacking we can do now that the game is over, but the plain fact is that it shows up as an L.

Still, the margins were extremely thin. If Keandre Lambert-Smith bobbles his catch, and Amari Daniels makes the grab, then the storylines are about this team overcoming adversity in a tough environment to set up a huge game. That's how close we were to a complete narrative swing.

But the fact is, this is where this Texas A&M football team is.

How did they get here?

We've seen a big culture shift in the Texas A&M program since the arrival of Mike Elko. The team is playing much more to their potential, even throughout some very unfortunate injuries.

But Rome wasn't built in a day. Sometimes, there's a fuller culture shift that needs to take place that can't happen in just one year.

This Aggie team, if they want to be successful, needs to learn how to win as the favorite—the big time team competing against the little guy.

To this point in the season, they're not there. Twice this month alone, the Aggies have rolled into raucous environments, fans ardently seeking a huge win, and they have given them just what they were looking for. The Aggies have been two teams' best win of the year; a pivot point for both South Carolina and Auburn.

While their opponent was just another team, that opponent viewed A&M as their chance to make a statement. In both games, the home team raced out to a huge lead—even though the Aggies battled back, it was a slow start that doomed them in the end.

If you want to be a contender—if you want to be a championship-level program—you have to learn how to come into these environments with a killer mentality. Instead, the Aggies have been on their back foot almost immediately.

Elko is getting this program where it needs to go. But there's another, important step that needs to be taken.

Hopefully, we see them take that step soon.

 

[StrippersAndNobelPrizes 848]

2 hours ago, TexasMan said:

 

This call says “hi”, “hold my beer”, and “f you and the horse you rode in on”. It is that bad! Literally tried to hand the game to aggy and weren’t even subtle about it.

 

 

[Pimphand 5790]

NSIAP

 

[Bill Lumbergh 7171]

17 minutes ago, Pimphand said:

NSIAP

 

[tbone_ 14132]

This guy is absolutely mainlining copium right now:

Texas A&M football has thrived as the hunter.  
BV note:  "thrived"????????

Now, they need to get used to becoming the hunted.
The Aggies currently sit at 8-3 following a gut-punch loss to the Auburn Tigers on the road in quadruple overtime. It was as close as it gets in that kind of game, and there's all sorts of Monday morning quarterbacking we can do now that the game is over, but the plain fact is that it shows up as an L.

Still, the margins were extremely thin. If Keandre Lambert-Smith bobbles his catch, and Amari Daniels makes the grab, then the storylines are about this team overcoming adversity in a tough environment to set up a huge game. That's how close we were to a complete narrative swing.
But the fact is, this is where this Texas A&M football team is.
How did they get here?

We've seen a big culture shift in the Texas A&M program since the arrival of Mike Elko. The team is playing much more to their potential, even throughout some very unfortunate injuries.
But Rome wasn't built in a day. Sometimes, there's a fuller culture shift that needs to take place that can't happen in just one year.
This Aggie team, if they want to be successful, needs to learn how to win as the favorite—the big time team competing against the little guy.

To this point in the season, they're not there. Twice this month alone, the Aggies have rolled into raucous environments, fans ardently seeking a huge win, and they have given them just what they were looking for. The Aggies have been two teams' best win of the year; a pivot point for both South Carolina and Auburn.
While their opponent was just another team, that opponent viewed A&M as their chance to make a statement. In both games, the home team raced out to a huge lead—even though the Aggies battled back, it was a slow start that doomed them in the end.
If you want to be a contender—if you want to be a championship-level program—you have to learn how to come into these environments with a killer mentality. Instead, the Aggies have been on their back foot almost immediately.

Elko is getting this program where it needs to go. But there's another, important step that needs to be taken.
Hopefully, we see them take that step soon.

 

Does this dipshit use chatGPT to write these?

[markstanco 12585]

This guy has been busy being butthurt:

In a game that many Texas A&M football fans are watching with interest due to the playoff implications, Indiana is currently losing big to Ohio State. This is a matchup of two teams at the top of the Big 10 record-wise, but two teams who have pretty opposite strengths of schedule thus far.
This is the first tough team that Indiana has faced, while Ohio State is significantly more battle-tested at this point. In fact, as Indiana has ascended to 10-0, this is the third game against a top-5 opponent that Ohio State has played yet this season.

To highlight that fact, the broadcast went to a timely trivia question, as is a staple on college football broadcasts. It went like this: what was the last team to face three top-5 AP opponents in a single season?
Joel Klatt, infamous among Aggie fans for his constant ribbing of the Maroon and White, opined at first that it must be a SEC West or Big 10 East team, given the difficulty of those divisions. He finally settled on LSU—which the answer indeed was, pointing to their 2011 season.
Here's the problem: that's an incorrect answer.

Texas A&M football in 2019 had one of the most difficult schedules I've ever seen a college football team take on. The Aggies played three different teams ranked no. 1 in the AP Poll: Clemson early on, Alabama in the middle of the year, and LSU in the final game of the year.
That's not to mention that they played on the road at no. 4 Georgia and hosted a top-10 Auburn team. Unsurprisingly, they lost all five of those games, and won every single other one.
So it wasn't just three AP top-5 teams; it was four. And yet the Aggies were overlooked.

The only way I can make sense of this is that the question must have meant exactly three AP top-5 teams, which was not explicitly stated, or that it meant both teams must be top-5. Again, that was not explicitly outlined in the question.
This is more than likely a harmless oversight on the part of the stats department, but it remains a fact that not enough is made of that difficult 2019 schedule for A&M.

 

Hopefully his readers don’t fact check him, they were 11 in SOS since they scheduled tx state, Lamar, and UTSA.

[Tired Horn 738]

25 minutes ago, markstanco said:

 

Hopefully his readers don’t fact check him, they were 11 in SOS since they scheduled tx state, Lamar, and UTSA.

Well, that's just part of being the hunted, right? People deliberately diss you on trivia questions. That's how you know you've arrived.

[Beau Vine 54292]

3 minutes ago, Tired Horn said:

Well, that's just part of being the hunted, right? People deliberately diss you on trivia questions. That's how you know you've arrived.

PUT IT ON THE WALL, ALONG WITH AUBURN STORMING THE FIELD!!!

[Deej 76847]

That's not a target on their back, its a tramp stamp.

[Hagbard Celine 10883]

1 hour ago, tbone_ said:

 Does this dipshit use chatGPT to write these?

chatGPT algorhithm can not generate a logical moebius loop with the inputs available to aggy

pat harmon may a real person, but it has given it's identity to several people connected to 247

it does not write these articles

it is a collective group effort long-game troll with the purpose of competing against the ministry

this will remain my position until 247 produces a video of pat that in real world speaking words that approximate it's online tracts