Texas has always looked to create the easiest path for themselves. That is what they valued in the Big 12.

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They almost have a 70% winning percentage against us. It's infuriating, not timing…

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Actually, most of Sips wins are back during racial-segregation when A&M was a military school. It's not far from .500 in the last 45 years. Think these last 2 losses pulled it below .500 for us.

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We are 4-11 since 1999, so its been pretty ****ty for some of us younger old Ags.

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We are 5-13 against Texas since 1995 (5-11 between 1995-2011 and 0-2 in 2024-2025) after winning 9 of 10 games against them between 1985 to 1994.

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This team is intimidated by tu

I just don't see a path:

BIG: OSU, Indy, Oregon
SEC: Dawgs, OU, A&M, Miss, Bama
XII: Tech or BYU (if Tech loses to BYU, it is nail biting time for the Raiders. If BYU loses, they are toast).
Group of 5: One team.
ACC: Virginia (Duke could mess this one up).

That's 11 teams:
Irish: 10 wins in a row. Finalist in 2024.
Canes: 10 wins and beat ND
Vandy: 10 wins and rolling
Texas: 3 losses and 2-3 on the road. Could have easily been 0-5. Also lost by 25 a few weeks back.

I think the 12th spot (not in terms of seeding) gets down to Canes/Irish.

Sips were so anxious to get to the SEC. Well, the fact they are now in the SEC is the main reason they aren't going to the CFP. The SEC is not like the Big 12. Every game, no matter the opponent, has a good chance at being a dogfight - especially ROAD games. Sips found this out when they went on the road and got beat by a bad team. It happens much more often in the SEC than the Big 12.

And sippy's SEC schedule (particularly their road schedule) starts getting much tougher next season.

Cry more.