Lots of Aggies are doing Del Conte's bidding. Ol'Chris has plenty of folks wearing maroon marching in step with him.
Decay said:The whole damn point of this thread was to bludgeon those of us who don't want to play them with "BUT 12TH MAN SAID WE SHOULD".OldShadeOfBlue said:Did you play against Texas as a player?Decay said:
He never played against them so his opinion as a player has limited relevance.
And one of the big reasons it's being pushed is because the sips have a terrible schedule and want a sellout game.
Meanwhile we have plenty of big matchups every year.
We don't need the game on the schedule for the sake of ticket sales or financials.
When we were planning to leave the B12 they said we're not welcome on their schedule anymore and they tried multiple ways to block us.
A lot of us still remember that. 8 years down, 92 to go.
I was very polite and straightforward but I guess I didn't make it clear. I will clarify for those who think it's some gotcha that I (and 99.99% of Aggies) weren't on the field against the sips:
If a player wants the game to come back, he has to have played them for that opinion to matter AS A PLAYER. Was he on the field? Did he see the calls made? Did he deal with the media and the recruitniks who slobber all over the sips? No? Then I'll repeat myself: "his opinion as a player has limited relevance".
Well, you go right ahead and keep your head in the sand despite all the evidence of just what they would invariably do.levypantsEOY said:
Okay so your argument is that if we were to play the sips again, they would invariably somehow bribe the officials to turn the game to their favor?
Listen to yourselves.
Why do you say "we"? You are a sip. We Aggies don't care what you sips want.levypantsEOY said:Bonfire1996 said:
And that's why Cullen gets paid to play the game and not to organize the game. He thinks he knows the situation, but in reality, he has no perspective and therefore, no clue. In other words, he was dumb enough to swallow the bait.
He has no clue but Bonfire1996 knows all?
I think its largely a generational issue. The sad fact is the olds dont want to play the sips because they are still insecure from playing second fiddle for ten decades.
The new kids dont have that fear. They want to win and beat the clowns just down the highway.
B-b-b-but we dont want to help their schedule!! What kind of loser talk is that?! We are only fan base in America with such a vocal opposition to playing another team.
Play the game. Beat them where it hurts the most- ON THE FIELD.
Everything else is crybaby pizza.
Listen to the sip trolllevypantsEOY said:
Okay so your argument is that if we were to play the sips again, they would invariably somehow bribe the officials to turn the game to their favor?
Listen to yourselves.
#Mke said:
Y'all act like somehow by playing Texas it will be automatic loss because the refs will somehow find a way to throw the game.
1.) Let's beat 'em so badly the "biased refs" can't do anything about it!!!
2.) Maybe use neutral refs from outside the Big 12 / SEC ??? *lightbulb*
------ Part of the 2011 call is on us for allowing that silly Sip ref to officiate in the first place.
3.) Baylor/TT/TCU damn near beat the Horns/"Refs" every season, it's not impossible!!
4.) My Lord, y'all make a lot of excuses. Y'all just whine, whine, whine. Grow a pear and let the boys kick 'sip ***
You have been a sip troll since you have posted on this site. Nothing personal, but I do wonder how a grown man would take the time and effort to pretend to be from A&M. Think man, is this how you want to spend your time? Really?levypantsEOY said:
My bad- you have totally exposed my sip trollery with me echoing what Gillaspia and 90% of the student body want.
Now that youve uncovered me, are you going to confront/ expose Cullen for being a sip? If so, please have someone video that exchange. Maybe after you emerge from traction you can set up a tent on campus to interrogate the obvious undergrad sip spy population. You and other never-again zoo boomers can pass around a megaphone explaining how wrong everyone else is.
This hook is too shiny. tu troll.DOG XO 84 said:
For the folks who favor resuming....Historically, (last 30 or 40 or 50 years), we lose every other game we play the sips. Is it worth it to have one more loss every other year (on average), just to play the sips? Say we have the horses, have a great year (maybe 1 conf loss).
We beat Bama, have a shot at CFP, but we scheduled tu and they were really good that year. Now with 2 losses we are out and tu is in. They beat OU and the rest of a weak B12, then beat SEC Aggies, they go... we stay home. If my math and history are correct, we probably lose an opportunity for CFP every other season, just by scheduling the sips.
Why sign up for that?
Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
In kind of an "if my aunt had balls she'd be my uncle" way, if the sips were like pretty much every other program, then there would be no issue in playing them again. But the issue is, as has been well documented, they do everything they can to tilt the field in their favor. There are too many examples of this to just ignore. Two that directly involve A&M - the last game in 2011: the PI that wasn't that allowed their drive to continue, and way back in 1963 (before my time) when an Ag scored a TD but the score was disallowed and the sips won a close one (and I believe that year was their first NC).
These clowns do no consider us an equal. They do not play fair. They are untrustworthy. They are an overly entitled bunch who claims to be better than they actually are. In a perfect world, A&M will play for a win several national championships while sippy continues to lose games against the likes of Kansas or Iowa State. In a slightly less perfect world, sippy will actually win that woeful conference while A&M wins the SEC, and then A&M destroys sippy in a playoff game. HELL NO to any regular season match with those clowns any time soon. Maybe about the time my now 14-year-old daughter is welcoming her first GRANDCHILD into the world, and maybe not even then.
And none of this reflects on my opinion of Jimbo Fisher. I do believe that Jimbo would win any match up with that slimeball Herman. And not only win, but blow them out. We are an upper-tier SEC team with more talent than sippy has across the board. We would win that game far more times than not, if given a level playing field. But Jimbo is not immune to bullcrap officiating. Anyone remember the 2018 Clemson game?
You just showed your youth and ignorance right there.Quote:
So two bad calls in 60 years?
Two calls that I could come up with right when I was typing. If you want to find more, I'm sure that Google thing can help you.1876er said:Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
In kind of an "if my aunt had balls she'd be my uncle" way, if the sips were like pretty much every other program, then there would be no issue in playing them again. But the issue is, as has been well documented, they do everything they can to tilt the field in their favor. There are too many examples of this to just ignore. Two that directly involve A&M - the last game in 2011: the PI that wasn't that allowed their drive to continue, and way back in 1963 (before my time) when an Ag scored a TD but the score was disallowed and the sips won a close one (and I believe that year was their first NC).
These clowns do no consider us an equal. They do not play fair. They are untrustworthy. They are an overly entitled bunch who claims to be better than they actually are. In a perfect world, A&M will play for a win several national championships while sippy continues to lose games against the likes of Kansas or Iowa State. In a slightly less perfect world, sippy will actually win that woeful conference while A&M wins the SEC, and then A&M destroys sippy in a playoff game. HELL NO to any regular season match with those clowns any time soon. Maybe about the time my now 14-year-old daughter is welcoming her first GRANDCHILD into the world, and maybe not even then.
And none of this reflects on my opinion of Jimbo Fisher. I do believe that Jimbo would win any match up with that slimeball Herman. And not only win, but blow them out. We are an upper-tier SEC team with more talent than sippy has across the board. We would win that game far more times than not, if given a level playing field. But Jimbo is not immune to bullcrap officiating. Anyone remember the 2018 Clemson game?
So two bad calls in 60 years?
Also, we aren't an upper tier SEC team. We're closer to Mississippi and MSST than we are to Bama, Auburn , and LSU. We just have a nicer stadium.
Maybe we should also refuse to play Georgia because we got screwed by the refs in that game. I'm going to add LSU to that list as well because of them being offside in 2014. Auburn needs to be on there as well because of the 2013 horse collar on Johnny, and on the play in 2015 that Ricky got ejected Kyler got hit while sliding but no penalty for that. Of course you can't forget Alabama this year with an illegal block in the back for a touchdown when we had just gotten called for something similar, or Alabama 2016 when Speedy Noil got laid out with targeting on a kickoff and the refs did nothing. We're going to have to add Clemson to the list as well for 2018 when they had a blatant push off offensive pass interference on a drive they scored on when the penalty could have ended the drive if it had been called. Of course I am going to have to throw in the pylon, the debacle that happened this year when the refs screwed up the ruling of the safety because of "illegal substitution", and the fact that Clemson should have been flagged for roughing the passer for a hit below the knees on the previous play. 2017 we could have beaten Wake Forest in the bowl game if the refs called PI on the final drive. 2017 also had Mond's 90 yard touchdown run against Arkansas that was ruled dead because of an inadvertent whistle and resulted in 3 points instead of 7. We had to go to overtime that game when we should of had a 4 point lead.Cinco Ranch Aggie said:Two calls that I could come up with right when I was typing. If you want to find more, I'm sure that Google thing can help you.1876er said:Cinco Ranch Aggie said:
In kind of an "if my aunt had balls she'd be my uncle" way, if the sips were like pretty much every other program, then there would be no issue in playing them again. But the issue is, as has been well documented, they do everything they can to tilt the field in their favor. There are too many examples of this to just ignore. Two that directly involve A&M - the last game in 2011: the PI that wasn't that allowed their drive to continue, and way back in 1963 (before my time) when an Ag scored a TD but the score was disallowed and the sips won a close one (and I believe that year was their first NC).
These clowns do no consider us an equal. They do not play fair. They are untrustworthy. They are an overly entitled bunch who claims to be better than they actually are. In a perfect world, A&M will play for a win several national championships while sippy continues to lose games against the likes of Kansas or Iowa State. In a slightly less perfect world, sippy will actually win that woeful conference while A&M wins the SEC, and then A&M destroys sippy in a playoff game. HELL NO to any regular season match with those clowns any time soon. Maybe about the time my now 14-year-old daughter is welcoming her first GRANDCHILD into the world, and maybe not even then.
And none of this reflects on my opinion of Jimbo Fisher. I do believe that Jimbo would win any match up with that slimeball Herman. And not only win, but blow them out. We are an upper-tier SEC team with more talent than sippy has across the board. We would win that game far more times than not, if given a level playing field. But Jimbo is not immune to bullcrap officiating. Anyone remember the 2018 Clemson game?
So two bad calls in 60 years?
Also, we aren't an upper tier SEC team. We're closer to Mississippi and MSST than we are to Bama, Auburn , and LSU. We just have a nicer stadium.
I don't understand Aggies that constantly rag on their own team. Go ahead, call Jimbo and tell him we are not an upper tier program. No where did I state that we were equivalent to Alabama, LSU, or Auburn, well, I'd say we are right there with Auburn and Florida with Alabama, LSU, and Georgia (who the conference referees screwed us last November in that game) the clear top-most tier of the conference.