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Last year, yall told us it was incredulous to think that the teams were about even when both teams exited in the 2nd round and finished tied in the Big 12 standings.
I did not.
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Yall won a squeaker with some shady calls in austin, a game in which you never led in regulation, then got your annual skull ****ing in CS.
Yall finished 2 games behind us in the Big 12 standings.
Yall got bounced in the first round by a 9 seed that hadn't won a game since Feb, compared to losing in the 2nd round to a 4 seed.
We finished ranked, you didn't.
You were a little better, this year. Everything you just posted supports that. Finished two spots ahead in conference, identical total records, one round farther in the tournament, and ranked 25th. That is marginally better.
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tu was only marginally better than us in football. We both lost a bowl game and we almost beat the sips.
Even you aren’t that stupid. The difference between our football finishes and our basketball finishes isn’t even close to the same.
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The truth is that football season is over, neither team won a bowl game, yet the poor teasips want to say they were "better" than Texas A&M. congratulations teasips on a marginally better season than ours.
Won a conference title and played for a national title. Not even close to the same comparison.
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Texas A&M was better in baseball in 2007, 2008
2007:
UT: 46-17(21-6) 1st place , A&M 48-19(13-13) Tourney Champs. If you had one won game against Rice this would be more convincing, it seems like more of a push for the year to me, but whatever.
2008:
UT: 39-22(15-12) Tourney Champs, A&M: 56-19(19-8) 1st place. Again if you hadn’t got swept by the same Rice team we lost to it would be a stronger case.
Those years were a wash to me.
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Basketball 2007, 2010
Both marginal, but sure.
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A case could be made for football in 2006
It really can’t. 10-4(6-2) record, a bowl win, head to head, and a #13 ranking will always be better than 9-5(5-3) record, a bowl loss, a head to head loss, and unranked no matter how you slice it.
But even if you count all those you’re talking about being better 16% of the time over the last decade.