BTKAG97 said:
Okert hamstring injury. King tags back in.
Dangit
BTKAG97 said:
Okert hamstring injury. King tags back in.

EastCoastAgNc said:
Ugh...esh and bagwell in the same week...
"It was the team that opened the doors for me and gave me the opportunity to play in the Majors, that's something I'll always carry with me." š§”
— MLB Network (@MLBNetwork) September 4, 2026
AL Triple Crown hopeful Yordan Alvarez caught up with @RoFlo to discuss his love for the city of Houston, the @astros, how his⦠pic.twitter.com/4VPbxuz08O
Ag4life80 said:Mathguy64 said:
Astros baseball and Aggie football aren't the same at all.
I've watched one for 50 years and the other 45.
The Astros have had 3 very good chances in their history before the 2017 run. They were 1980, 1986 and 2005. They had have large numbers of very good multiyear runs. And then add in the 2017-2023 long term great run where they effectively played for the NC 7 straight years.
Since 1939 how many "playoff" level runs has this football team had? They have had one multi year run since I started watching in 1980 and that was the RC stretch with 1994 being the one team good enough to be a NC contender. I actually think if that team had not been put on what we now know was BS probation that they could have won it. They were that good. There have been random very good years, but last year was the first year you could really say they had a NC chance and even that was 3 wins away. The equivalent of losing in the ALDS.
With the current playoff format, I think the 2012 football team would have won it all. They were flat out rollin' at the end of the year.
Astro fan since '65
Aggie fan since '75 ( '80 grad, season tix since '82)
It's been tough sledding until the Astros broke through in '17. My son and I went to game 5 of the '17 Series.
My greatest sports memory, and I've been to a lot of games between A&M and the Astros
Ag4life80 said:Mathguy64 said:
Astros baseball and Aggie football aren't the same at all.
I've watched one for 50 years and the other 45.
The Astros have had 3 very good chances in their history before the 2017 run. They were 1980, 1986 and 2005. They had have large numbers of very good multiyear runs. And then add in the 2017-2023 long term great run where they effectively played for the NC 7 straight years.
Since 1939 how many "playoff" level runs has this football team had? They have had one multi year run since I started watching in 1980 and that was the RC stretch with 1994 being the one team good enough to be a NC contender. I actually think if that team had not been put on what we now know was BS probation that they could have won it. They were that good. There have been random very good years, but last year was the first year you could really say they had a NC chance and even that was 3 wins away. The equivalent of losing in the ALDS.
With the current playoff format, I think the 2012 football team would have won it all. They were flat out rollin' at the end of the year.
Astro fan since '65
Aggie fan since '75 ( '80 grad, season tix since '82)
It's been tough sledding until the Astros broke through in '17. My son and I went to game 5 of the '17 Series.
My greatest sports memory, and I've been to a lot of games between A&M and the Astros
Mathguy64 said:
No BB or HBP. And a low pc. Both together is a unicorn.
Mathguy64 said:
I wish I knew what was off with Yordan. Whatever it is, he is broken.