Yes or no?

How committed are we to "loyalty?"

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Yes or no?

How committed are we to "loyalty?"

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There are levels of degree to this.

One thing is to recruit a kid who handles the process normally, stays in contact with coaches on various staffs and generally handles his business in a professional way.

The other approach is to tweet constantly a barrage of inane bull****, "GIGEMGANG17", LOVE A&M, WOULD GO HERE EVEN IF I WASNT PLAYING FOOTBALL" and essentially living your life by tweeting everything that ever upset you in life.

I have no issues with how the staff handled this one.

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How committed are we to "loyalty?"

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Look no further than the lackluster HC who seems to want to flirt every winter with other positions.

Aggie football is a damn house of cards under Sumlin. Hoping against hope that the combo of Chavis/Mazzone is enough to keep it upright. Need some damn men running the program.

You're complaining that the teenagers weren't professional about it? You're complaining that the teenagers posted whatever came to their mind when something went against them?

Really?

That's...bizarre.

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You're complaining that the teenagers weren't professional about it? You're complaining that the teenagers posted whatever came to their mind when something went against them?

Really?

That's...bizarre.

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This I don't have a problem with. What Moorehead tweeted with his diarrhea of the keyboard with is inexcusable and he needs to be let go immediately!

No, it isn't. You don't see Jeff Okudah, Marvin Wilson, Baron Browning, or a Myles Garrett out there tweeting the entirety of their life's content for everyone to pick apart.

This has been on the wall for months. I'm just glad it's done with.

The point was I see Aaron Moorehead "tweeting his life."