Aggieair said:
Ghost of Bizbee said:
rootube said:
Iraq2xVeteran said:
I would like us to keep playing LSU on Thanksgiving weekend, but after Oklahoma and Texas join the SEC, we will probably play Texas on that weekend. If that happens, Arkansas and LSU will likely resume Battle for the Golden Boot on Black Friday.
I don't know what you mean by keep playing LSU on thanksgiving. We pretty much stoped playing on thanksgiving because LSU wasn't interested in playing on that day from what I understand.
A&M/Texas belongs on thanksgiving let's not overthink this.
A&M and LSU is the much better matchup.
A&M and LSU on Thanksgiving will draw more eyes nationally than A&M and Texas will.
Outside the state of Texas, no one cares around that matchup. If we play Texas on Thanksgiving, our ratings will be overshadowed by Texas vs OU just like they were when we were part of the BDF
**** Texas. It's not a good game for us
Lol I don't understand this logic. By extension, no one outside of Louisiana, and even fewer people in Texas should care about A&M vs LSU. There are far more sip fans than there are corn dog fans.
If no one outside of the state of Texas cared about that game, then we wouldn't have caught as much flack in the national media about the meltdown over the sips joining the SEC.
Wait and see.
The first game back between A&M and Texas will see insane ratings.
Year 2 and Year 3, it'll be back to being a boring regional rivalry.
People outside of these two schools' alumni bases don't care about this game. Doesn't help that Texas has been hot garbage the last 12 years.
Michigan and Michigan State was the 3rd most watched game because it had an insane ending with CFP top 4 implications and was a nail biter.
LSU always draws eyes. Always.
This has been discussed on this board before. The people who live outside of this state have all spoken to the fact no one in these non-Texas networks gives a **** about Texas/Texas A&M. They just don't. Texas/OU is a much bigger game.
The only case that would make this different is if there are CFP implications in this matchup.
LSU matchup 9 times out of 10 means more than a matchup with horn