Are you brainwashing your young grandkids to be Aggies, or do you want/hope that they go elsewhere? Or does it not matter to you?

For my children..

I told them they could go anywhere they wanted as long as the tuition was equal to or less than Texas public colleges. Anything more then they had to pay the difference or get a scholarship.

We didn't brainwash them, but we watched some old video of them when they were young wearing Aggie caps and shirts. I guess it's in the DNA. and maybe some unintentional brainwashing. My wife and I are both Aggies.

My granddaughters are one and three years old... but my one year old was wearing an aggie shirt this weekend.

Why should he be kicked off the team for essentially a disagreement with a woman?

Violating a protective order is a pretty big deal. It is not the same as a restraining order. They are typically issued as a result or domestic violence or stalking type allegations. It is a felony to violate, and is one of the only situations law enforcement has zero discretion in making the arrest.

Username checks out

UndercoverCop said:

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Violating a protective order is a pretty big deal. It is not the same as a restraining order. They are typically issued as a result or domestic violence or stalking type allegations. It is a felony to violate, and is one of the only situations law enforcement has zero discretion in making the arrest.

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How hard was it to fit him in your unmarked Crown Vic behind Dudley's Draw? Heard he's huge.

Ginormus Ag said:

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Women have ruined more football careers than injury.

Change my mind.

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Being a dumba** will cause more problems than women.

Ginormus Ag said:

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Women have ruined more football careers than injury.

Change my mind.

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UndercoverCop said:

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Violating a protective order is a pretty big deal. It is not the same as a restraining order. They are typically issued as a result or domestic violence or stalking type allegations. It is a felony to violate, and is one of the only situations law enforcement has zero discretion in making the arrest.

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Ok. Thanks

Ginormus Ag said:

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Women have ruined more football careers than injury.

Change my mind.

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The ridiculously stupid party in this instance was NOT the woman. You won't be changing my mind or most anyone else's on this thread on that point.

Nookie is a powerful drug....

rangerdanger said:

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UndercoverCop said:

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Violating a protective order is a pretty big deal. It is not the same as a restraining order. They are typically issued as a result or domestic violence or stalking type allegations. It is a felony to violate, and is one of the only situations law enforcement has zero discretion in making the arrest.

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How hard was it to fit him in your unmarked Crown Vic behind Dudley's Draw? Heard he's huge.

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You know they have unmarked Suburbans for that kind of thing.

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TX05CCHH said:

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Edit: He should have just left; not worth getting arrested.

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Most of these guys aren't the sharpest tools in the shed. I'd bet 90% plus couldn't get into school if they weren't athletes.

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Not defending him. Unnecessary shot at students. College age non footballers also commit stupid and dangerous acts.

He's not very bright or a good representative of the university. Please send the team the message by booting this moron down the road.

Lots of football players make bad decisions and flush their futures down the toilet, but only Moko's flushes clockwise.

txaggieacct85 said:

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Are you brainwashing your young grandkids to be Aggies, or do you want/hope that they go elsewhere? Or does it not matter to you?

For my children..

I told them they could go anywhere they wanted as long as the tuition was equal to or less than Texas public colleges. Anything more then they had to pay the difference or get a scholarship.

We didn't brainwash them, but we watched some old video of them when they were young wearing Aggie caps and shirts. I guess it's in the DNA. and maybe some unintentional brainwashing. My wife and I are both Aggies.

My granddaughters are one and three years old... but my one year old was wearing an aggie shirt this weekend.

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Thanks for sharing. Good luck!

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Does Moko play at all as a junior?

No one plays on the oline as a junior. At least not very well. Their best years are behind them.

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Player: Violates legal order.

Zoo: "Women, amirite?"


Some of y'all are so odd.

UndercoverCop said:

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Violating a protective order is a pretty big deal. It is not the same as a restraining order. They are typically issued as a result or domestic violence or stalking type allegations. It is a felony to violate, and is one of the only situations law enforcement has zero discretion in making the arrest.

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Violating a protective order in Texas is a Class A Misdemeanor. NOT a felony. That being said, penalty for violation can be up to one year in County and a fine up to $4,000. This will get pled down to nothing.

Ginormus Ag said:

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Women have ruined more football careers than injury.

Change my mind.

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Weed has entered the Chat.

carl spacklers hat said:

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UndercoverCop said:

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Violating a protective order is a pretty big deal. It is not the same as a restraining order. They are typically issued as a result or domestic violence or stalking type allegations. It is a felony to violate, and is one of the only situations law enforcement has zero discretion in making the arrest.

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Violating a protective order in Texas is a Class A Misdemeanor. NOT a felony. That being said, penalty for violation can be up to one year in County and a fine up to $4,000. This will get pled down to nothing.

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You are correct. I was mistaken about the felony.

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Ginormus Ag said:

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Women have ruined more football careers than injury.

Change my mind.

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Since restraining orders aren't worth the paper they're written on if the perpetrator has violent intentions, I'm gonna stop short of blaming the victim.

Moko is a wreckless, foolish, person of low character who doesn't belong at Texas A&M. Change my mind.

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Yep.

Send him away.

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UninformedInternetBlogger said:

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These guys can probably have their pick of any chick on campus and they choose to harass some ex girlfriend… not very smart,

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I have a son and three daughters, all Aggies and my youngest daughter is a senior and still on campus.

He wouldnt have a pick of any of my chicks (daughters), but thanks for playing.

They are all smart and wouldn't be caught hanging out with a drunk.

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LOL.

My parents don't know about most of the things I did in college.

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This user name checks out also

txaggieacct85 said:

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This is the player from Australia. I remember watching stories about him and the journalist saying how cool it was we had a player from Australia on the team and how cool it was for his family. etc.

I guess things went south.

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I see what you did there