agINbj2000 said:
Always the same, every year
Shut it down - donot let the talks fool you
They donot deserve our energy, passion and time … nor the ticket price
Hungry Ojos said:
I've been banging my head against this brick wall for 25 years, and nothing has changed.
I finally concluded that nothing will ever change.
Buford T. Justice said:
It's just about the experience.
A family member worked for another B12 athletic program in the late 90's and 2000's. He said every other associated he worked with at other schools all wondered HTF A&M did so little with so much. Sleeping giant being held down by some weird invisible strings and no one knew what it was.Hungry Ojos said:
I've been banging my head against this brick wall for 25 years, and nothing has changed.
I finally concluded that nothing will ever change.
RightWingConspirator said:
I may be more advanced than most. I quit this program about five years ago. I don't waste one minute of my time watching them. I was even invited to two games this year where the ticket was provided. I said, "no thanks."
If we win, I'll spend 15 minutes the next day watching the highlights. If we lose, which is typical, I spend no time whatsoever. I do have to admit I'm drawn to TexAgs like a car accident after a loss. There's just something so entertaining about watching grown men get their hopes up year after year only to be left greatly disappointed and gnashing teeth.
I'll watch again once the problems are fixed. What are the problems? Who knows.
Until then, be content being "the best 5-loss team in the country."
South Platte said:
Sheesh, it's a form of entertainment. Nothing more. Players haven't truly represented the student body for decades. Enjoy it for what it's worth.
Picard said:
I stopped caring several years ago. It's a liberating experience....y'all should try it.
In fact, I had no idea the bowl game was yesterday. Was reading the news this morning and saw we lost the bowl game. So I immediately came here for the meltdown entertainment.
Aggie Baseball is where it's at folks.
Sgt. Schultz said:South Platte said:
Sheesh, it's a form of entertainment. Nothing more. Players haven't truly represented the student body for decades. Enjoy it for what it's worth.
It's the return on investment that sucks. We spend our $ on bright shiny objects (stadium, weight room, practice fields, inferior coaches and players, etc...) instead of spending it on the stuff that matters vis-a-vis winning championships
Sgt. Schultz said:South Platte said:
Sheesh, it's a form of entertainment. Nothing more. Players haven't truly represented the student body for decades. Enjoy it for what it's worth.
It's the return on investment that sucks. We spend our $ on bright shiny objects (stadium, weight room, practice fields, inferior coaches and players, etc...) instead of spending it on the stuff that matters vis-a-vis winning championships
Reading, it's not hard.superunknown said:RightWingConspirator said:
I may be more advanced than most. I quit this program about five years ago. I don't waste one minute of my time watching them. I was even invited to two games this year where the ticket was provided. I said, "no thanks."
If we win, I'll spend 15 minutes the next day watching the highlights. If we lose, which is typical, I spend no time whatsoever. I do have to admit I'm drawn to TexAgs like a car accident after a loss. There's just something so entertaining about watching grown men get their hopes up year after year only to be left greatly disappointed and gnashing teeth.
I'll watch again once the problems are fixed. What are the problems? Who knows.
Until then, be content being "the best 5-loss team in the country."
Did you? So why are you posting?
vander54 said:Sgt. Schultz said:South Platte said:
Sheesh, it's a form of entertainment. Nothing more. Players haven't truly represented the student body for decades. Enjoy it for what it's worth.
It's the return on investment that sucks. We spend our $ on bright shiny objects (stadium, weight room, practice fields, inferior coaches and players, etc...) instead of spending it on the stuff that matters vis-a-vis winning championships
How much did you donate?
The Banned said:
Happened to me with the cowboys 10 years ago. It's was a gradual process at first but within 2 years I wasn't even checking the scores anymore. Hate to think about Aggie football that way, but I'm definitely to the point it's not worth the money. Late night antics like that will lead to it not being worth the time either.
