Sub-Educated Cretins: The SEC screenshot mega-thread

[Bevo14 8196]

On 10/15/2024 at 4:49 PM, Frank Drebin said:

Plenty of bright people live in the Southeastern USA.  But none post on SEC Rant.  It's horrible.

You're not kidding. It takes about 5 seconds to find something dumb on there.

Bama edumucation doesn't need no stinkin' statistics courses.

Edited October 17 by Bevo14

[BigHorn'13 3340]

Lulz "a Google form."

You know, one of them googler doo-hickies.

[DigglerontheHoof 20456]

On 10/15/2024 at 3:49 PM, Frank Drebin said:

Plenty of bright people live in the Southeastern USA.  But none post on SEC Rant.  It's horrible.

Their stupidity is truely dizzying. 

[irishtexan 11413]

Their stupidity is truely dizzying. 

Truly*

[DigglerontheHoof 20456]

2 minutes ago, irishtexan said:

Truly*

[RomaVicta 29477]

On 10/15/2024 at 11:37 AM, PTINS said:

My dislike for A&M is eternal.

The best running back in the history of my HS choose not to go to Texas, for a very good reason. He went to A&M, and we were lifelong friends, until his passing. May he RIP. Ironically, the reason he didn't go to Texas is similar to the reason for my post.

1975 was #2 A&M v. #5 Texas, in College Station. Marty Akins (Texas QB) was coming off a knee injury from 2 week prior. On Texas's first play, Pat Thomas (A&M DB) came in like a missile and put his helmet directly on Akins' knee, taking him out of the game. Game over.

This is an old post from Hornsfans:

hamhorn
Nov 5, 2009

"FireRC, there' no history of the Aggies intentionally trying to injure Texas players?

Ask those of us who watched Jackie Williams take a dirty shot to Roosevelt Leaks' knee, putting him on the ground and out of the game during the 1973 game at Kyle Field. He said in the dressing room afterward "God help me for doing that. I was just so fired up".

Two years later, I was sitting on my Aggie father-in-law's 40 yard line seats when early in the game Pat Thomas took Marty Akins out with a cheap shot. All the Aggies sitting around me stood up and cheered.

Please don't come over here with descriptions of your people as being good sports. Whatever y'all can do to beat "t.u." is considered "good bull", from selling your souls to hire Jackie Sherrill to desecrating Memorial Stadium ( a stadium dedicated to all Texas war dead, including Aggies).

It's not for nothing that we call y'all dirty cheaters."

Aggy personified is at 35:08 of the video.

For damn near 50 years, I have never apologized for my beliefs towards A&M. I'm not sure what might ever change that.

I'm asking if one of you sleuths can make a video or screen grab, of find something in the archives, to memorialize it and to provide others one more data point validating the history and depth of Aggy transgressions.

Thanks in advance.

I was in the endzone seats with a girlfriend who went to A&M. I saw that shot and went into an icy rage. I wanted a Texas player put on the field to hunt down that mother fucker and do the same thing to him. I didn't care if it meant we forfeit the game. I didn't care if the Texas player were to hunt that miserable prick down on his own sideline to do it.

It was my second year at Texas. I'd watched the bone run a thousand times. Standard procedure was to punish the QB with a high hit. Having watched it so many times, that assassination hit stood out as obvious in its intent. If I'd had a sniper rifle, I'd still be in prison now.

I'd never seen that hit on film until just now. Bad knees cut my own football "career" short. I close my eyes when the morbid sports broadcasters replay an injury tape over and over to try to diagnose what happened. I've managed to never see the Theisman video.

That was an act of wickedness. (I mean the hit on Akins, to be clear.)

Edited October 18 by RomaVicta

[PTINS 3412]

8 hours ago, RomaVicta said:

I was in the endzone seats with a girlfriend who went to A&M. I saw that shot and went into an icy rage. I wanted a Texas player put on the field to hunt down that mother fucker and do the same thing to him. I didn't care if it meant we forfeit the game. I didn't care if the Texas player were to hunt that miserable prick down on his own sideline to do it.

It was my second year at Texas. I'd watched the bone run a thousand times. Standard procedure was to punish the QB with a high hit. Having watched it so many times, that assassination hit stood out as obvious in its intent. If I'd had a sniper rifle, I'd still be in prison now.

I'd never seen that hit on film until just now. Bad knees cut my own football "career" short. I close my eyes when the morbid sports broadcasters replay an injury tape over and over to try to diagnose what happened. I've managed to never see the Theisman video.

That was an act of wickedness. 

My feelings exactly. I would have Tonya Harding'd his ass if something like that existed back then. I've looked for that video many times in the past, never found it until this week. The TV replay was brutal to watch, 100% intent to injure a player, probably for life.

The Theisman injury was an unfortunate injury during a normal (violent) football game.

Pat Thomas is a POS and he deserves to rot in hell. 

[RomaVicta 29477]

12 hours ago, PTINS said:

The Theisman injury was an unfortunate injury during a normal (violent) football game.

I went back and made my post clearer. I was still talking about Akins even though I'd last named Theisman. You're correct, of course.