Everyone is talking about the Aggies recent road woes, but this is a stat I had to do some research to find:

The last time the Aggies won a true road game (NOT neutral-site) over a non-conference Power 5/6 opponent was…

2002: @ Pitt (W 14-12)

Since then, the Aggies have lost road non-conference games to:

2003: @ #18 Virginia Tech (L 19-35)
*2004: @ #20 Utah (L 21-41)
2005: @ Clemson (L 24-25)
2007: @ Miami (FL) (L 17-34)
2017: @ UCLA (L 45-44)
2019: @ #1 Clemson (L 10-24)
2023: @ Miami (FL) (L 33-48)

*was not in a Power conference at the time, but I'll still count it

Note: The 2021 win over Colorado was at Mile High Stadium in Denver, not at Folsom Field, therefore was officially a neutral-site matchup.

We suck dick at football.

Football just doesn't seem like a good sport for A&M

Those stats are bad but we did beat a crappy Colorado in Denver in 2021. Might not have been at CU, but was definitely a home game for them.

This has always been a huge problem for A&M. We beat up on cupcakes and lost every P5 OOC game and bowl game during the Big 12 era. The only improvement we've seen since going to the SEC is that we are now beating the teams that play at Kyle, and bowl games are a toss up. That's IT.

Why is there a blank next to your "2017" example? I simply don't see anything.

In fact I don't even think we played football in September 2017.

We definitely didn't blow a 4+ touchdown lead in 20 minutes of football. That literally never happened and how dare you bring it up.