http://www.athleticbusiness.com/rules-regulations/committee-responds-to-fraudulent-voting-accusations.html

You don't say? Man if only somebody had posted this a few hours ago.

germans

Was news to me.

Let's pull a Baylor and sue. This is going to cause irreparable damage to the BCS economy

Another fine example of the Aggie Honor Code.

Whoever ran "the script" needs to support the toilet on the brazos tonight.

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Another fine example of the Aggie Honor Code.

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that's a myth bro

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After an exhaustive investigation, Athletic Business' Committee on Voter Compliance has discovered proof that more than 100,000 votes cast on behalf of Texas A&M's Kyle Field were done so fraudulently. Therefore, Kyle Field has been ruled ineligible from the 2014 College Facility Playoff effective immediately.
AB has long stood for fair competition and integrity. The Committee finds it deeply disappointing that a select few voting on behalf of Kyle Field sought the impermissible benefits of doing such in an unfair manner.

Tennessee's Neyland Stadium will advance to face the winner of the Sub-100,000 Capacity Region winner. Voting in that match-up will continue until 11:59 p.m. central time Thursday. The Championship match-up will be posted Friday morning.

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OH, It's on now *****es.

DNS their site and polls, blame Best Korea!

good idea carpe. Let violate federal law

I'd guess it is pretty simple to put a web site tester to work that votes as fast and as often as you like changing the IP address etc. Apparently the culprits didn't realize to be successful you don't make it obvious.... My guess is that every single stadium in the running has someone doing the same thing..

Time to screw over Tennessee then by disqualifying them...

WGAF?

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EXACTLY

Script-vote for all the rest of the teams. If everyone is eliminated, we can still tie for first.

We're SEC Ready now!

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Script-vote for all the rest of the teams. If everyone is eliminated, we can still tie for first.

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I don't even give a **** that we got DQ'd. That's redass!

I already posted this on the other thread, but what we need to do is continue to run the script against whoever Tennessee is playing, so that the mods there think it is a Tennessee fan trying to get the competition DQ'ed. This would lead to Tennessee getting the boot, and we are right back in it!

Boys, it was me, I voted twice...

Cheating when voreing in online contests is one of the Aggie traditions.

Lol this is hilarious. Who gives a crap?

Is anyone going to honestly believe that Tenn has the better stadium or facilities?


Think this shows that it isn't true.

I understand your frustration. I posted this on the Athletic Business website. Please read.

"Well, I started this, so I hope I'm finishing it (doubtful). As soon as I saw that we were being
slaughtered, I posted a vote request and link on every Aggie FB page and
forum I could find. I knew that when Aggies come together towards a
common goal, we can move mountains. I asked for 10,000 votes, FAST! It
never occurred to me that this was an unreasonable goal, because we
Aggies are a formidable bunch. I figured that every true Aggie who saw
those posts would immediately click the link and vote for our beloved
Kyle Field. When I voted in the quarterfinals, I was able to vote 20
times. There was nothing that said I couldn't. I was unable to vote in
the semi-finals. When I went to bed at 9:00 PM, we were still way
behind, but had gained a little ground.

I had a busy morning. Imagine my surprise when I read that we were DQ
for fraudulent voting. I was heartbroken. Not because we lost, but
because someone had tarnished the Aggie reputation. I am not techie
enough to know if that person can be identified. I like to think that no
true maroon Aggie would commit such an act. It goes against everything
that it means to be an Aggie - our motto, "Aggies do not lie, steal, or
cheat nor tolerate those who do," and our Six Core Values, "Excellence,
Leadership, Integrity, Loyalty, Respect, and Selfless Service." If an Aggie did this, shame on you; know that you have hurt your fellow Aggies and our University. If it was someone else trying to hurt our
chances at winning what is essentially a fan base popularity vote - I think you need to use your skills for something positive.

I understand the decision made by Athletic Business. I would have made
the same decision to protect the integrity of my organization.
Congratulations to U of Tennessee. And to whoever committed this fraud,
may you have many, many uneasy nights. Gig 'Em! "

Let's not give them yet another reason to doubt the Aggie integrity. You can see my original comment and subsequent replies at
http://www.athleticbusiness.com/stadium-arena/2014-college-facility-playoff-semifinals.html#!/ccomment-page=1

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I understand your frustration. I posted this on the Athletic Business website. Please read.

"Well, I started this, so I hope I'm finishing it (doubtful). As soon as I saw that we were being
slaughtered, I posted a vote request and link on every Aggie FB page and
forum I could find. I knew that when Aggies come together towards a
common goal, we can move mountains. I asked for 10,000 votes, FAST! It
never occurred to me that this was an unreasonable goal, because we
Aggies are a formidable bunch. I figured that every true Aggie who saw
those posts would immediately click the link and vote for our beloved
Kyle Field. When I voted in the quarterfinals, I was able to vote 20
times. There was nothing that said I couldn't. I was unable to vote in
the semi-finals. When I went to bed at 9:00 PM, we were still way
behind, but had gained a little ground.

I had a busy morning. Imagine my surprise when I read that we were DQ
for fraudulent voting. I was heartbroken. Not because we lost, but
because someone had tarnished the Aggie reputation. I am not techie
enough to know if that person can be identified. I like to think that no
true maroon Aggie would commit such an act. It goes against everything
that it means to be an Aggie - our motto, "Aggies do not lie, steal, or
cheat nor tolerate those who do," and our Six Core Values, "Excellence,
Leadership, Integrity, Loyalty, Respect, and Selfless Service." If an Aggie did this, shame on you; know that you have hurt your fellow Aggies and our University. If it was someone else trying to hurt our
chances at winning what is essentially a fan base popularity vote - I think you need to use your skills for something positive.

I understand the decision made by Athletic Business. I would have made
the same decision to protect the integrity of my organization.
Congratulations to U of Tennessee. And to whoever committed this fraud,
may you have many, many uneasy nights. Gig 'Em! "

Let's not give them yet another reason to doubt the Aggie integrity. You can see my original comment and subsequent replies at
http://www.athleticbusiness.com/stadium-arena/2014-college-facility-playoff-semifinals.html#!/ccomment-page=1

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I understand your frustration. I posted this on the Athletic Business website. Please read.

"Well, I started this, so I hope I'm finishing it (doubtful). As soon as I saw that we were being
slaughtered, I posted a vote request and link on every Aggie FB page and
forum I could find. I knew that when Aggies come together towards a
common goal, we can move mountains. I asked for 10,000 votes, FAST! It
never occurred to me that this was an unreasonable goal, because we
Aggies are a formidable bunch. I figured that every true Aggie who saw
those posts would immediately click the link and vote for our beloved
Kyle Field. When I voted in the quarterfinals, I was able to vote 20
times. There was nothing that said I couldn't. I was unable to vote in
the semi-finals. When I went to bed at 9:00 PM, we were still way
behind, but had gained a little ground.

I had a busy morning. Imagine my surprise when I read that we were DQ
for fraudulent voting. I was heartbroken. Not because we lost, but
because someone had tarnished the Aggie reputation. I am not techie
enough to know if that person can be identified. I like to think that no
true maroon Aggie would commit such an act. It goes against everything
that it means to be an Aggie - our motto, "Aggies do not lie, steal, or
cheat nor tolerate those who do," and our Six Core Values, "Excellence,
Leadership, Integrity, Loyalty, Respect, and Selfless Service." If an Aggie did this, shame on you; know that you have hurt your fellow Aggies and our University. If it was someone else trying to hurt our
chances at winning what is essentially a fan base popularity vote - I think you need to use your skills for something positive.

I understand the decision made by Athletic Business. I would have made
the same decision to protect the integrity of my organization.
Congratulations to U of Tennessee. And to whoever committed this fraud,
may you have many, many uneasy nights. Gig 'Em! "

Let's not give them yet another reason to doubt the Aggie integrity. You can see my original comment and subsequent replies at
http://www.athleticbusiness.com/stadium-arena/2014-college-facility-playoff-semifinals.html#!/ccomment-page=1

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#letitslide

Was there any prize money attached to this vote? No? Then who gives a ****? They aren't punishing us, they're punishing themselves. Never go to their site again or click on a link. Hit them where it hurts: ad revenue and page views.

Aggies have now lost a poll.

They completely ignore that Tenn started the script voting. It was even and then they jumped up to double our total in a very short amount of time. It was obvious the program was voting for UT which was why our scripts needed to kick in.

It's not our fault our voting programs are better than theirs.

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I understand your frustration. I posted this on the Athletic Business website. Please read.

"Well, I started this, so I hope I'm finishing it (doubtful). As soon as I saw that we were being
slaughtered, I posted a vote request and link on every Aggie FB page and
forum I could find. I knew that when Aggies come together towards a
common goal, we can move mountains. I asked for 10,000 votes, FAST! It
never occurred to me that this was an unreasonable goal, because we
Aggies are a formidable bunch. I figured that every true Aggie who saw
those posts would immediately click the link and vote for our beloved
Kyle Field. When I voted in the quarterfinals, I was able to vote 20
times. There was nothing that said I couldn't. I was unable to vote in
the semi-finals. When I went to bed at 9:00 PM, we were still way
behind, but had gained a little ground.

I had a busy morning. Imagine my surprise when I read that we were DQ
for fraudulent voting. I was heartbroken. Not because we lost, but
because someone had tarnished the Aggie reputation. I am not techie
enough to know if that person can be identified. I like to think that no
true maroon Aggie would commit such an act. It goes against everything
that it means to be an Aggie - our motto, "Aggies do not lie, steal, or
cheat nor tolerate those who do," and our Six Core Values, "Excellence,
Leadership, Integrity, Loyalty, Respect, and Selfless Service." If an Aggie did this, shame on you; know that you have hurt your fellow Aggies and our University. If it was someone else trying to hurt our
chances at winning what is essentially a fan base popularity vote - I think you need to use your skills for something positive.

I understand the decision made by Athletic Business. I would have made
the same decision to protect the integrity of my organization.
Congratulations to U of Tennessee. And to whoever committed this fraud,
may you have many, many uneasy nights. Gig 'Em! "

Let's not give them yet another reason to doubt the Aggie integrity. You can see my original comment and subsequent replies at
http://www.athleticbusiness.com/stadium-arena/2014-college-facility-playoff-semifinals.html#!/ccomment-page=1

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I completely agree with this.

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Script-vote for all the rest of the teams. If everyone is eliminated, we can still tie for first.

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...I was heartbroken...

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heartbroken over this? Hmmmmmmm

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...I was heartbroken...

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heartbroken over this? Hmmmmmmm

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