(From Grok)

November 5, 2005

Texas A&M last ran a fake punt in a game against Texas Tech on that date, during a 56-17 loss. The play happened on fourth-and-short from the Tech 48-yard line, but it failed to convert, allowing Tech to take over and score soon after. This is based on historical game recaps from Texas A&M athletics archives, and no successful or attempted fake punts by A&M appear in records from 2006 to the 2025 Missouri game.

Y'all really need to stop trusting AI so much. It lies all the time. This topic has already been covered here:

https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3574384/replies/71245712

Guy12 said:

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Y'all really need to stop trusting AI so much. It lies all the time.

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Probably because it ingested a **** ton of articles from the last time we ran a fake point that all said, "The last time Texas A&M ran a fake punt was..." Too many people just don't understand that it's a very fancy text predictor.

Do you know when you are using your map to drive and it sends you all sorts of places or ways that aren't that great or in circles?



That's AI

There's a reason they chose the word "artificial" instead of any of its synonyms.

TyperWoods said:

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Do you know when you are using your map to drive and it sends you all sorts of places or ways that aren't that great or in circles?



That's AI

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Turn Left!

Then Turn Left!

Then Turn Left!

Approaching a railroad crossing!

I just asked Grok and it said last year vs LSU we ran a fake punt. So...

Hey Staph, how about a blanket ban on comments that are just copy/pasting AI slop?

I can foresee a Flowers for Algernon type of scenario where people think they are smarter because they augmented by AI data when in actuality they become reliant on AI data -- which is garbage -- to function, at which point humanity will truly be in danger of extincting itself.

We are already well on our way.

RARay said:

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Hey Staph, how about a blanket ban on comments that are just copy/pasting AI slop?

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really need this.

Mega Lops said:

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I can foresee a Flowers for Algernon type of scenario where people think they are smarter because they augmented by AI data when in actuality they become reliant on AI data -- which is garbage -- to function, at which point humanity will truly be in danger of extincting itself.

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"foresee"?

we are already there.