Realignment talk not going away

[BachelorTrek 2933]

25 minutes ago, maninblack said:

RIP Don "Crap-game" Rickles

[maninblack 7974]

If you have the patience for these two this isn't a bad listen. Here's the "OU" perspective. At 10:15 it's probably the most interesting.

 

Edited July 24, 2021 by maninblack

[justhookit 4174]

10 minutes ago, ztejas said:

I don't know. Entirely possible that's part of it. I feel like I've seen plenty of people chime in that this is a new low for them. Of course that may or may not be true. 

They’ve never reached a low in their history that couldn’t be topped. Or bottomed. This whole thing is funny as shit but in the end it’s them doing what they always do. All they had to do is backtrack and say something like “we’ve heard the rumors of UT/OU joining the SEC and can’t comment on that but we will continue to do what is in the best interest of Texas A&M”. Instead they’ve doubled down trying to keep us out. I want to be UT’s lead recruiter next year because they have giftwrapped  us the easiest pitch ever.

[immamac 42513]

On 7/22/2021 at 8:42 PM, JFKFC said:

 

How do I solve conference realignment? I break into Texas A&M at midnight. Do I go for the trophy case? Yes, I go for Jimbo's blank trophy. It's priceless. As I'm taking it down, a woman catches me. She tells me to stop. It's her father's trophy case. She's Ross Bjork's daughter. I say no. We make love all night. In the morning, the corps of cadets come and I escape in one of their uniforms. I tell her to meet me in Lubbock, but I go to Ames. I don't trust her. Besides, I like the cold. Thirty years later, I get a postcard. I have a son and he's the Commissioner of the SEC. This is where the story gets interesting. I tell Ross Bjork's daughter to meet me in Austin at the Posse East. She's been waiting for me all these years. She's never taken another lover. I don't care. I don't show up. I go to Eskimo Joe's. That's where I stashed the blank trophy.

I think we need to hire him to do this scene for us. 

4 hours ago, Parliament said:

All in good fun, Guys:

 

Fuck you, you buckeye fuck.

3 hours ago, MNLonghornFUKM said:

 

I believe I hear a mocking S-E-C chant in here starting at 1:35

1 hour ago, Hurtlocker said:

I will never stop posting this.

 

This is worse than the k-state video 

39 minutes ago, Topper13 said:

I'll see you, and raise you:

 

This is peak aggy

[Intercourse With Gray 140]

48 minutes ago, jimmyjazz said:

Here you go, friend.

 

I have never heard this. It is too much for me

[Gatorubet 30083]

Off-setting the negatives of the arrival of you insufferable bastards is the deal-sealing positive of your bringing great brisket and ribs to our tailgates.

And

[BachelorTrek 2933]

1 hour ago, maninblack said:

Get ready. This year could be ugly

Makes me wonder if the inevitable cheap-shots will result in some ugly (but predictable from these dead-ender-schools that want to continue to leech off us SO bad!) bench-clearing brawls with no fear of conference repercussions, especially if this will be the last year of the Big12.

If Texas' players are targeted/injured in cheap-shots, I hope Sark uses those squad-players to respond in kind!

[maninblack 7974]

I'm worried about Bijan getting extra shit because the message is out there it's ok

[Hammerhead 257]

46 minutes ago, Topper13 said:

I'll see you, and raise you:

 

[C-Man 27029]

1 hour ago, Sir Ulrich said:

I would love even more for them to try and move but get blocked from leaving by the other sec schools. They'd never recover from that in our lifetimes

Dear lord, no. If they want to leave you fucking let them and replace them with Oklahoma State or something.

[ztejas 43262]

3 minutes ago, justhookit said:

They’ve never reached a low in their history that couldn’t be topped. Or bottomed. This whole thing is funny as shit but in the end it’s them doing what they always do. All they had to do is backtrack and say something like “we’ve heard the rumors of UT/OU joining the SEC and can’t comment on that but we will continue to do what is in the best interest of Texas A&M”. Instead they’ve doubled down trying to keep us out. I want to be UT’s lead recruiter next year because they have giftwrapped  us the easiest pitch ever.

One of the greatest objective validations of aggy's... aggyness... I ever witnessed was one of my first years at SMU when they came to Dallas to play us in an OOC game. Many - if not most - of the people I was hanging out with were not from Texas and knew little of aggy.

aggy of course showed up in droves and proceeded to aggy around the Boulevard (tailgating scene) until the game in which they crushed us since we were absolute dogshit at the time. Of course none of us cared because we maybe went to the games for a quarter if that. 

However, the resounding opinion following the game day festivities was best summed up as: "who the fuck are these people?"

All it took was a very laid back afternoon of drinking and tailgating that barely centered around football for the newest SMU students to get the full picture of aggy. I'm guessing it didn't take any of the SEC fanbases much longer following their addition in 2012.

[perfectchaos007 6596]

That Raise up Collie station video just made Petey Pablo roll in his grave, and Petey Pablo is still alive.

[C-Man 27029]

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.

 

 

[ztejas 43262]

1 minute ago, C-Man said:

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.

 

 

"We will be writing you traffic tickets"

[Vito Andolini 9098]

They aren’t just fake Army, they are fake police!

[Intercourse With Gray 140]

2 minutes ago, C-Man said:

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.

 

 

I am out of the loop. What is the reasoning visiting people wont enjoy eating at their restaurants? Is their food that bad at the stadium? I just don't see how that is a flex

[Xminus6 790]

1 minute ago, ztejas said:

"We will be writing you traffic tickets"

Campus police parking tickets. As toothless and impotent as their rage. 

[maninblack 7974]

A betting article from Action

Spoiler

College football took a brief pause from talk of expanded playoffs and name, image and likeness to focus on a report that Oklahoma and Texas have reached out to the SEC about joining the conference.

According to the Houston Chronicle’s Texas A&M beat writer Brent Zwerneman, both Big 12 teams have had conversations about leaving. Missouri and Texas A&M left the Big 12 for the SEC nine years ago, and the report suggests an announcement could happen in the coming weeks.

SEC commissioner Greg Sanke declined to comment at his media day, although his quote of “no comment on that speculation” didn’t exactly put the rumors to rest, either.

A move wouldn’t happen in 2021 — and might not happen at all — but what would it look like if Texas and Oklahoma did join the SEC?

Thanks to The Action Network’s Collin Wilson, we have power ratings to give us a glimpse.

The power ratings are based on the team’s meeting on a neutral field and does not factor in home-field advantage.

2021 College Football Betting Power RatingsRead now

Texas vs. SEC in 2021

Projections Based on Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

Alabama Alabama -10.3

Auburn Texas -1.7

LSUT exas -3.7

Mississippi State Texas -6.5

Tennessee Texas -12.5

Kentucky Texas -8.3

Ole Miss Texas -2.5

Texas A&MT exas A&M -2.7

Vanderbilt Texas -18.7

Florida Texas -1.9

Missouri Texas -10.4

South Carolina Texas -26.1

Georgia Georgia -4

Arkansas Texas -2.4

According to Wilson, Texas would be favored against 11 of the 14 SEC teams this season. The Longhorns would be a massive 26.1-point favorite over the worst team in the conference, South Carolina. A couple closer matchups would be expected against LSU, Arkansas, Auburn and Ole Miss.

New Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian enters his first year after serving as Alabama’s offensive coordinator. The familiarity with the Crimson Tide might help, but Texas still comes in as a double-digit underdog to Nick Saban’s team.

The Longhorns would also be underdogs to Texas A&M and Georgia.

Oklahoma vs. SEC in 2021

Projections via Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

Alabama Alabama -2.1

Auburn Oklahoma -9.9

LSU Oklahoma -11.9

Mississippi State Oklahoma -14.7

Tennessee Oklahoma -20.7

KentuckyOklahoma -16.5

Ole MissOklahoma -10.7

Texas A&MOklahoma -5.5

Vanderbilt Oklahoma -26.9

Florida Oklahoma -10.1

Missouri Oklahoma -18.6

South Carolina Oklahoma -34.3

Georgia Oklahoma -4.2

Arkansas Oklahoma -10.6

Oklahoma has been the top team in the Big 12  for years, winning each of the last six conference championships. That hasn’t slowed down in the transition between Bob Stoops and Lincoln Riley, who continues to churn out Heisman-level quarterbacks.

The next in line is Spencer Rattler, who threw for over 3,000 yards in his first year as the starter for the Sooners. Rattler enters the year as one of the betting favorites to win the Heisman Trophy, and is a big reason why Oklahoma would be favored in almost all of its games against the SEC.

Almost.

No, the Sooners wouldn’t be favored over Alabama. Only Clemson enters the season with that honor. But the Sooners come in as just 2.1-point underdogs to the Crimson Tide in our power ratings. Oklahoma is favored against everyone else.

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Tommy Stokke

Jul 21, 2021, 06:07 PM EDT

College football took a brief pause from talk of expanded playoffs and name, image and likeness to focus on a report that Oklahoma and Texas have reached out to the SEC about joining the conference.

According to the Houston Chronicle’s Texas A&M beat writer Brent Zwerneman, both Big 12 teams have had conversations about leaving. Missouri and Texas A&M left the Big 12 for the SEC nine years ago, and the report suggests an announcement could happen in the coming weeks.

SEC commissioner Greg Sanke declined to comment at his media day, although his quote of “no comment on that speculation” didn’t exactly put the rumors to rest, either.

A move wouldn’t happen in 2021 — and might not happen at all — but what would it look like if Texas and Oklahoma did join the SEC?

Thanks to The Action Network’s Collin Wilson, we have power ratings to give us a glimpse.

The power ratings are based on the team’s meeting on a neutral field and does not factor in home-field advantage.

2021 College Football Betting Power RatingsRead now

Texas vs. SEC in 2021

Projections Based on Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

AlabamaAlabama -10.3

AuburnTexas -1.7

LSUTexas -3.7

Mississippi StateTexas -6.5

TennesseeTexas -12.5

KentuckyTexas -8.3

Ole MissTexas -2.5

Texas A&MTexas A&M -2.7

VanderbiltTexas -18.7

FloridaTexas -1.9

MissouriTexas -10.4

South CarolinaTexas -26.1

GeorgiaGeorgia -4

ArkansasTexas -2.4

According to Wilson, Texas would be favored against 11 of the 14 SEC teams this season. The Longhorns would be a massive 26.1-point favorite over the worst team in the conference, South Carolina. A couple closer matchups would be expected against LSU, Arkansas, Auburn and Ole Miss.

New Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian enters his first year after serving as Alabama’s offensive coordinator. The familiarity with the Crimson Tide might help, but Texas still comes in as a double-digit underdog to Nick Saban’s team.

The Longhorns would also be underdogs to Texas A&M and Georgia.

Oklahoma vs. SEC in 2021

Projections via Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

AlabamaAlabama -2.1

AuburnOklahoma -9.9

LSUOklahoma -11.9

Mississippi StateOklahoma -14.7

TennesseeOklahoma -20.7

KentuckyOklahoma -16.5

Ole MissOklahoma -10.7

Texas A&MOklahoma -5.5

VanderbiltOklahoma -26.9

FloridaOklahoma -10.1

MissouriOklahoma -18.6

South CarolinaOklahoma -34.3

GeorgiaOklahoma -4.2

ArkansasOklahoma -10.6

Oklahoma has been the top team in the Big 12  for years, winning each of the last six conference championships. That hasn’t slowed down in the transition between Bob Stoops and Lincoln Riley, who continues to churn out Heisman-level quarterbacks.

The next in line is Spencer Rattler, who threw for over 3,000 yards in his first year as the starter for the Sooners. Rattler enters the year as one of the betting favorites to win the Heisman Trophy, and is a big reason why Oklahoma would be favored in almost all of its games against the SEC.

Almost.

No, the Sooners wouldn’t be favored over Alabama. Only Clemson enters the season with that honor. But the Sooners come in as just 2.1-point underdogs to the Crimson Tide in our power ratings. Oklahoma is favored against everyone else.

 

 

[justhookit 4174]

4 minutes ago, ztejas said:

One of the greatest objective validations of aggy's... aggyness... I ever witnessed was one of my first years at SMU when they came to Dallas to play us in an OOC game. Many - if not most - of the people I was hanging out with were not from Texas and knew little of aggy.

aggy of course showed up in droves and proceeded to aggy around the Boulevard (tailgating scene) until the game in which they crushed us since we were absolute dogshit at the time. Of course none of us cared because we maybe went to the games for a quarter if that. 

However, the resounding opinion following the game day festivities was best summed up as: "who the fuck are these people?"

All it took was a very laid back afternoon of drinking and tailgating that barely centered around football for the newest SMU students to get the full picture of aggy. I'm guessing it didn't take any of the SEC fanbases much longer following their addition in 2012.

Yup.

and really we are getting off track here because the move to the SEC had almost nothing to do with aggy. But I will take all the tears I can get right now because it’s just so glorious 🤘

[mchookem 16184]

3 minutes ago, C-Man said:

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.

 

 

i mean tbh...that's a normal way to view your conference opponents.

it took this for them to figure that out lol

[justhookit 4174]

1 minute ago, Intercourse With Gray said:

I am out of the loop. What is the reasoning visiting people wont enjoy eating at their restaurants? Is their food that bad at the stadium? I just don't see how that is a flex

But you won’t hear “howdy”. They don’t understand that’s a feature not a bug.

[Intercourse With Gray 140]

1 minute ago, justhookit said:

But you won’t hear “howdy”. They don’t understand that’s a feature not a bug.

Can I pay for that or is it just given to me? Seems like a free win

[NoRagrets 1125]

1 hour ago, Pancho said:

I mean, I was actually bumpin to this….the beats tho.

Thanks, now I want to kill myself at the thought of dealing with those weirdos again.

[ztejas 43262]

8 minutes ago, Intercourse With Gray said:

What is the reasoning visiting people wont enjoy eating at their restaurants?

Because their restaurants fucking suck.

[maninblack 7974]

5 minutes ago, maninblack said:

A betting article from Action

  Hide contents

College football took a brief pause from talk of expanded playoffs and name, image and likeness to focus on a report that Oklahoma and Texas have reached out to the SEC about joining the conference.

According to the Houston Chronicle’s Texas A&M beat writer Brent Zwerneman, both Big 12 teams have had conversations about leaving. Missouri and Texas A&M left the Big 12 for the SEC nine years ago, and the report suggests an announcement could happen in the coming weeks.

SEC commissioner Greg Sanke declined to comment at his media day, although his quote of “no comment on that speculation” didn’t exactly put the rumors to rest, either.

A move wouldn’t happen in 2021 — and might not happen at all — but what would it look like if Texas and Oklahoma did join the SEC?

Thanks to The Action Network’s Collin Wilson, we have power ratings to give us a glimpse.

The power ratings are based on the team’s meeting on a neutral field and does not factor in home-field advantage.

2021 College Football Betting Power RatingsRead now

Texas vs. SEC in 2021

Projections Based on Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

Alabama Alabama -10.3

Auburn Texas -1.7

LSUT exas -3.7

Mississippi State Texas -6.5

Tennessee Texas -12.5

Kentucky Texas -8.3

Ole Miss Texas -2.5

Texas A&MT exas A&M -2.7

Vanderbilt Texas -18.7

Florida Texas -1.9

Missouri Texas -10.4

South Carolina Texas -26.1

Georgia Georgia -4

Arkansas Texas -2.4

According to Wilson, Texas would be favored against 11 of the 14 SEC teams this season. The Longhorns would be a massive 26.1-point favorite over the worst team in the conference, South Carolina. A couple closer matchups would be expected against LSU, Arkansas, Auburn and Ole Miss.

New Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian enters his first year after serving as Alabama’s offensive coordinator. The familiarity with the Crimson Tide might help, but Texas still comes in as a double-digit underdog to Nick Saban’s team.

The Longhorns would also be underdogs to Texas A&M and Georgia.

Oklahoma vs. SEC in 2021

Projections via Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

Alabama Alabama -2.1

Auburn Oklahoma -9.9

LSU Oklahoma -11.9

Mississippi State Oklahoma -14.7

Tennessee Oklahoma -20.7

KentuckyOklahoma -16.5

Ole MissOklahoma -10.7

Texas A&MOklahoma -5.5

Vanderbilt Oklahoma -26.9

Florida Oklahoma -10.1

Missouri Oklahoma -18.6

South Carolina Oklahoma -34.3

Georgia Oklahoma -4.2

Arkansas Oklahoma -10.6

Oklahoma has been the top team in the Big 12  for years, winning each of the last six conference championships. That hasn’t slowed down in the transition between Bob Stoops and Lincoln Riley, who continues to churn out Heisman-level quarterbacks.

The next in line is Spencer Rattler, who threw for over 3,000 yards in his first year as the starter for the Sooners. Rattler enters the year as one of the betting favorites to win the Heisman Trophy, and is a big reason why Oklahoma would be favored in almost all of its games against the SEC.

Almost.

No, the Sooners wouldn’t be favored over Alabama. Only Clemson enters the season with that honor. But the Sooners come in as just 2.1-point underdogs to the Crimson Tide in our power ratings. Oklahoma is favored against everyone else.

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Tommy Stokke

Jul 21, 2021, 06:07 PM EDT

College football took a brief pause from talk of expanded playoffs and name, image and likeness to focus on a report that Oklahoma and Texas have reached out to the SEC about joining the conference.

According to the Houston Chronicle’s Texas A&M beat writer Brent Zwerneman, both Big 12 teams have had conversations about leaving. Missouri and Texas A&M left the Big 12 for the SEC nine years ago, and the report suggests an announcement could happen in the coming weeks.

SEC commissioner Greg Sanke declined to comment at his media day, although his quote of “no comment on that speculation” didn’t exactly put the rumors to rest, either.

A move wouldn’t happen in 2021 — and might not happen at all — but what would it look like if Texas and Oklahoma did join the SEC?

Thanks to The Action Network’s Collin Wilson, we have power ratings to give us a glimpse.

The power ratings are based on the team’s meeting on a neutral field and does not factor in home-field advantage.

2021 College Football Betting Power RatingsRead now

Texas vs. SEC in 2021

Projections Based on Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

AlabamaAlabama -10.3

AuburnTexas -1.7

LSUTexas -3.7

Mississippi StateTexas -6.5

TennesseeTexas -12.5

KentuckyTexas -8.3

Ole MissTexas -2.5

Texas A&MTexas A&M -2.7

VanderbiltTexas -18.7

FloridaTexas -1.9

MissouriTexas -10.4

South CarolinaTexas -26.1

GeorgiaGeorgia -4

ArkansasTexas -2.4

According to Wilson, Texas would be favored against 11 of the 14 SEC teams this season. The Longhorns would be a massive 26.1-point favorite over the worst team in the conference, South Carolina. A couple closer matchups would be expected against LSU, Arkansas, Auburn and Ole Miss.

New Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian enters his first year after serving as Alabama’s offensive coordinator. The familiarity with the Crimson Tide might help, but Texas still comes in as a double-digit underdog to Nick Saban’s team.

The Longhorns would also be underdogs to Texas A&M and Georgia.

Oklahoma vs. SEC in 2021

Projections via Collin Wilson’s Power Ratings

OpponentSpread

AlabamaAlabama -2.1

AuburnOklahoma -9.9

LSUOklahoma -11.9

Mississippi StateOklahoma -14.7

TennesseeOklahoma -20.7

KentuckyOklahoma -16.5

Ole MissOklahoma -10.7

Texas A&MOklahoma -5.5

VanderbiltOklahoma -26.9

FloridaOklahoma -10.1

MissouriOklahoma -18.6

South CarolinaOklahoma -34.3

GeorgiaOklahoma -4.2

ArkansasOklahoma -10.6

Oklahoma has been the top team in the Big 12  for years, winning each of the last six conference championships. That hasn’t slowed down in the transition between Bob Stoops and Lincoln Riley, who continues to churn out Heisman-level quarterbacks.

The next in line is Spencer Rattler, who threw for over 3,000 yards in his first year as the starter for the Sooners. Rattler enters the year as one of the betting favorites to win the Heisman Trophy, and is a big reason why Oklahoma would be favored in almost all of its games against the SEC.

Almost.

No, the Sooners wouldn’t be favored over Alabama. Only Clemson enters the season with that honor. But the Sooners come in as just 2.1-point underdogs to the Crimson Tide in our power ratings. Oklahoma is favored against everyone else.

 

 

On a neutral field we're favored against every SEC team except Bama, aggy and Georgia in 2021. Overlay that on the B12 and it means we're probably going into the season favored against everyone other than OU and maybe ISU. According to this bookie we're 2.4 point favorites on neutral field against Arky. Make of that what you will.

[The Tower 362]

13 minutes ago, C-Man said:

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.

 

 

this is fucking glorious 

[justhookit 4174]

8 minutes ago, mchookem said:

i mean tbh...that's a normal way to view your conference opponents.

it took this for them to figure that out lol

No it’s not. You lost your mind?

[Intercourse With Gray 140]

2 minutes ago, The Tower said:

this is fucking glorious 

Honestly reminds me of what freshmen in high school say about high school games

[orangebird 1079]

22 minutes ago, C-Man said:

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.

 

 

 

I don't think that most of these things are nearly the negatives that this guy seems to think that they are...

 

[NoctambulantBrobdingnagian 530]

14 hours ago, Neonmoon said:

PAC 12 wants Texas Tech for Recruiting and TVs. 
 

PAC-12 ain’t touching BU, TCU, or BYU because of Jesus 

and magical salamanders

[mchookem 16184]

12 minutes ago, justhookit said:

No it’s not. You lost your mind?

lol i mean the hate. as opposed to their previous supplicant stance.

i mean it's over the top...but it's closer to how i view ou. heh

[justhookit 4174]

5 minutes ago, mchookem said:

lol i mean the hate. as opposed to their previous supplicant stance.

i mean it's over the top...but it's closer to how i view ou. heh

Ok. I’m only bothered by not letting the Pom-Pom squad in. Par for the aggy course.

[ImissWallyPryor 9045]

2 hours ago, MNLonghornFUKM said:

 

The only aggy game I’m glad we lost. 

[C-Man 27029]

This runs out of steam near the end but holy shit, this is worth your time.

https://www.secrant.com/rant/sec-football/breaking-texas-aandm-board-of-regents-lawsuit-has-been-leaked/97396840/

 

[justhookit 4174]

34 out of 40 threads on TexAgs football board now. We are slipping. It was 37/40l last night. Someone start another rumor.

Edited July 24, 2021 by justhookit

[justhookit 4174]

4 minutes ago, C-Man said:

This runs out of steam near the end but holy shit, this is worth your time.

https://www.secrant.com/rant/sec-football/breaking-texas-aandm-board-of-regents-lawsuit-has-been-leaked/97396840/

 

14.  That was not fair.

pretty much covers their entire argument. I’m sure they will make a t-shirt about it.

[justhookit 4174]

@C-Man you should also post that on TexAgs because you’ll get so many upvotes you’ll never be able to be banned. And someone will attempt to file it, likely a law grad with an AgTag.

[C-Man 27029]

I just noticed this too:

 

[ztejas 43262]

It's not just aggy... 

Man... the Texas hate really does run deep - and not just among our rivals. It's funny getting all of this out in the open. Fuck the B12.

This is all from the college basketball subreddit, btw. I don't really care what anyone there thinks but it's funny to see a thread about Kansas reaching out to the B10 devolve into random fanbases hating on Texas (the Creighton fan talking shit about Texas football is particularly hilarious... historically they don't even have a decent basketball program)

Edited July 24, 2021 by ztejas

[justhookit 4174]

TX and OU saved them twice. I love KU basketball but I doubt that is representative of their fans. Bye.

so ready to be away from this shit conference.

[BachelorTrek 2933]

13 minutes ago, ztejas said:

It's not just aggy... 

[Teamdirtyleg 1058]

10 hours ago, GreenspointTexas said:

He had gastric bypass a while back

Really??? I don’t recall him ever being “my 600 pound life” kinda fat.  If he did it to lose 50-60 pounds, that is a fucking reckless and grotesque lack of self control.  

Edited July 24, 2021 by Teamdirtyleg

[ztejas 43262]

8 minutes ago, justhookit said:

I love KU basketball but I doubt that is representative of their fans.

It's representative to the degree that multiple Kansas fans are talking shit. As a whole, sure it probably doesn't represent their fanbase. Their program will fit in better in the B10 anyway - not sure what they are salty about. 

I have never been that petty when talking about fucking Kansas on the internet. Maybe a jab or two at their shitty football program - that they readily admit is shitty. 

It's just amazing to me how rent free Texas lives in everyone's head. We deserve better - and have for a long time. 

(Maybe they're salty about the 0-2 showing against Shaka last year)

More pressing issue - I need to go to bed - and I'm not trying to vomit reddit dumbassery on this thread. Just thought some of y'all might like to see how deep this shit runs with some fans around the B12. aggy has dominated this thread and rightfully so because it's the funniest - but there is clearly some nasty shit being circulated by the 8 castaways. KU has a ready made landing spot and never really needed the B12 and they are taking it poorly.

I'm guessing Tech, Baylor and TCU are the worst - not willing to venture into their shithole message boards. The Okie Lite hate is almost assuredly directed at OU. 

Edited July 24, 2021 by ztejas

[Radical Larry 28528]

1 hour ago, C-Man said:

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.

 

 

Might as well shut down college football. I don't see how any program can go on with these threats from a national powerhouse. This shit is going to send shockwaves throughout the landscape of college sports. 

[Nice Guy Eddie 13406]

Gotta be painful for A&M that espn and sec commentators are talking about how this move would be by far the biggest thing to ever happen to the SEC, if not all of college football.  Amazing that A&M and mizzou don’t rank up there even as a mention.

[Coelenterate Fuccboi 13010]

Any other Big 12 team is fucking stupid if they haven’t been working on an exit plan for the past couple years. The writing has been on the wall for many years and their hate comes from jealousy, knowing they don’t have the options that Texas does.

[BachelorTrek 2933]

14 minutes ago, Coelenterate Fuccboi said:

Any other Big 12 team is fucking stupid if they haven’t been working on an exit plan for the past couple years. The writing has been on the wall for many years and their hate comes from jealousy, knowing they don’t have the options that Texas does.

[orangebird 1079]

7 minutes ago, Coelenterate Fuccboi said:

Any other Big 12 team is fucking stupid if they haven’t been working on an exit plan for the past couple years. The writing has been on the wall for many years and their hate comes from jealousy, knowing they don’t have the options that Texas does.

It was always going to end this way.  It was just a matter of when.

The Big XII has been dysfunctional for almost a decade now, if not longer - pretty much from the point that Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, and aggy abandoned the conference.  Almost every other fanbase still in the conference hates us, yet all of their programs would be shit without us.  Did they think that gravy train was going to last forever?  Did they really expect Texas to sit around and continue to take it, while they continue to shit all over us year after year?  And now they're mad that we're leaving?  I thought that was what they all ultimately wanted!

I'm not expecting miracles for Texas by joining the SEC.  I doubt we're going to go into the SEC and dictate shit from day one, the way some of the scrub programs in the Big XII seem to think we always do.  I do think the opportunity to settle some of the long, tiresome debates over whether Texas is "SEC good" is exciting, though.  I am looking forward to competing against more programs that are closer in stature to ours.

I think Tech, OSU, KU, WVU, and maybe ISU will be fine, as they will probably get invites to other P4 conferences looking to expand to keep up with the SEC.  Good luck to the rest of you, though.  You're going to need it.

[Mitch Cumsteen 18523]

I hope aggie leaves, and Oklahoma State comes a knocking and the sec says, "Nah, we have a gentleman's agreement to only have one sec team per state." 

[MNLonghornFUKM 8799]

Uh oh, visiting fans better know where they're going before heading to Kyle Field starting this fall. Sounds like aggy is no longer going to be offering to give directions to out-of-towners.
 
 

Just wait until they paint the locker rooms pink.