Ho Hum just another day in the $EC
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Moving to the SEC is going to kill the a.g.g.y. program. /BDF
That's even with Beth Mowins' play-by-play?!
Wow.
Wow.
This is going to get a lot of stars.AgCat93 said:
That's even with Beth Mowins' play-by-play?!
Wow.
Sure are a lot of people in that small slice Dodd's talked about...
Half were horns hoping we'd meet the same fate at the end of the day as their beloved.....
This surprises me. Just for perspective, what was second?
Yes but we could have been the most watched game on Fox business network EVER
So glad we left that dumpster fire
So glad we left that dumpster fire
Ragoo said:
Half were horns hoping we'd meet the same fate at the end of the day as their beloved.....
Agreed and thanks for the support Whorn, such a faithful following.
They can't measure the number of sets with the "Mute" button on.AgCat93 said:
That's even with Beth Mowins' play-by-play?!
Wow.
The Texas media and BDF can't stand it that A&M is more popular. Especially the whorn fans.
Money
AgCat93 said:
That's even with Beth Mowins' play-by-play?!
Wow.
I'm gonna be pissed if this leads to her calling more games.
How much of a sliver did our game reach?
To 1,000,000 touchdowns ...and beyond
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Horn fans were tuned in trust me. Hell, they put us over the top.
If it leads to more revenue and more wins... let her call ALL of our games.JD05AG said:AgCat93 said:
That's even with Beth Mowins' play-by-play?!
Wow.
I'm gonna be pissed if this leads to her calling more games.
And I'd just assume replace Dave South with her if that were the case.
Was every East Texas sliver tv stuck on ESPN2 all night?
Yep. After I heard "The Voice", I was playing Led Zeppelin for the rest of the game.aggiehawg said:They can't measure the number of sets with the "Mute" button on.AgCat93 said:
That's even with Beth Mowins' play-by-play?!
Wow.
Interesting hijack...Johnny2Fan said:
Horn fans were tuned in trust me. Hell, they put us over the top.
I was sitting with some 30ish ( age) Ags at the Fla tailgate and I was talking about going to Texas-OU weekend in the 70's and 80's and how AMAZING those weekends were. They all looked at me funny and asked WHY ? .Whats the big deal ? They didn't even know the game was on.
I realized that other than sips and boomers NO ONE cares anymore. That game used to be on the order to Mich-MSU, Ala-Auburn and our old tu game. In many years it was the highpoint to college football. Always Prime Time and watched by damn near everyone. None of the young-ins had every even heard of the Friday night party in Dallas. It used to rival Mardi-Gras for college kids no matter where you went to school. Now its just another bdf waste of time watched by tens of hundreds of Fox-Antarctica Soccer channel....
True. I remember a game in the early 80's, where it rained like a MFer that day. Switzer wore a hat that read "Beat Texas". I think they lost the game. Really, after he left it lost a lot of luster. Stoops didn't care for tu, but Barry hated tu which made it fun to watch.
A bunch of obsessed t-shirt dildos like Buscemi & The******edOne watching on pins & needles hoping we'd lose to make them feel better about hearing Boomer Sooner 100x earlier in the day. Thanks, dipsh-ts.
Maybe I'm the only one, but Mowins didn't bother me as much as that idiot reporter asking Sumlin about Tiller at the end of the game. You have a coach on the hotseat (debatable) and a team that just won a tough road game in a hostile stadium and you go to a two week old story of a dead coach? Seemed classless and inappropriate.
sip-OU is, in its best years when both are ranked, on par with Georgia - Florida (the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, i think they used to call it). of great interest in Atlanta and Orlando, everywhere else, not so much.The Original AG 76 said:Interesting hijack...Johnny2Fan said:
Horn fans were tuned in trust me. Hell, they put us over the top.
I was sitting with some 30ish ( age) Ags at the Fla tailgate and I was talking about going to Texas-OU weekend in the 70's and 80's and how AMAZING those weekends were. They all looked at me funny and asked WHY ? .Whats the big deal ? They didn't even know the game was on.
I realized that other than sips and boomers NO ONE cares anymore. That game used to be on the order to Mich-MSU, Ala-Auburn and our old tu game. In many years it was the highpoint to college football. Always Prime Time and watched by damn near everyone. None of the young-ins had every even heard of the Friday night party in Dallas. It used to rival Mardi-Gras for college kids no matter where you went to school. Now its just another bdf waste of time watched by tens of hundreds of Fox-Antarctica Soccer channel....
I'm guessing by your name that you're class of 90 so I can tell you unequivocally that Texas-OU WAS an absolute nationwide must see game from the 50 thru the 80's. You probably don't even know that until the late 80's there was only 1 network that showed college football. We had exactly ONE national game of the week and then a regional game . Texas-OU, ND-USC, Mich-MSU, Mich-OSU, ND-Navy, USC-UCLA, The Cocktail party..... and a few others were watched by EVERY college football fan. It was all that was on and they were always great games. The end of season rivalries like TAMU-tu, Bama-AU, Army -Navy were also ALWAYS national and well watched. Texas-OU was usually between 2 top 5 teams and was usually one of the classics every season.California Ag 90 said:sip-OU is, in its best years when both are ranked, on par with Georgia - Florida (the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, i think they used to call it). of great interest in Atlanta and Orlando, everywhere else, not so much.The Original AG 76 said:Interesting hijack...Johnny2Fan said:
Horn fans were tuned in trust me. Hell, they put us over the top.
I was sitting with some 30ish ( age) Ags at the Fla tailgate and I was talking about going to Texas-OU weekend in the 70's and 80's and how AMAZING those weekends were. They all looked at me funny and asked WHY ? .Whats the big deal ? They didn't even know the game was on.
I realized that other than sips and boomers NO ONE cares anymore. That game used to be on the order to Mich-MSU, Ala-Auburn and our old tu game. In many years it was the highpoint to college football. Always Prime Time and watched by damn near everyone. None of the young-ins had every even heard of the Friday night party in Dallas. It used to rival Mardi-Gras for college kids no matter where you went to school. Now its just another bdf waste of time watched by tens of hundreds of Fox-Antarctica Soccer channel....
Orlando??? Try Jacksonville.Quote:
sip-OU is, in its best years when both are ranked, on par with Georgia - Florida (the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, i think they used to call it). of great interest in Atlanta and Orlando, everywhere else, not so much.
Yep. I muted my TVAgCat93 said:
That's even with Beth Mowins' play-by-play?!
Wow.
According to the media results from West Tawakoni yes. We're still awaiting those from Ben Wheeler and Martin's Mill.Muy said:
Was every East Texas sliver tv stuck on ESPN2 all night?
agreed and used to go the state fair every year around Texas OU weekend in the 70's and 80's. was a huge event, and always on ABC as i recall - didn't Keith Jackson call that game most years?The Original AG 76 said:I'm guessing by your name that you're class of 90 so I can tell you unequivocally that Texas-OU WAS an absolute nationwide must see game from the 50 thru the 80's. You probably don't even know that until the late 80's there was only 1 network that showed college football. We had exactly ONE national game of the week and then a regional game . Texas-OU, ND-USC, Mich-MSU, Mich-OSU, ND-Navy, USC-UCLA, The Cocktail party..... and a few others were watched by EVERY college football fan. It was all that was on and they were always great games. The end of season rivalries like TAMU-tu, Bama-AU, Army -Navy were also ALWAYS national and well watched. Texas-OU was usually between 2 top 5 teams and was usually one of the classics every season.California Ag 90 said:sip-OU is, in its best years when both are ranked, on par with Georgia - Florida (the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, i think they used to call it). of great interest in Atlanta and Orlando, everywhere else, not so much.The Original AG 76 said:Interesting hijack...Johnny2Fan said:
Horn fans were tuned in trust me. Hell, they put us over the top.
I was sitting with some 30ish ( age) Ags at the Fla tailgate and I was talking about going to Texas-OU weekend in the 70's and 80's and how AMAZING those weekends were. They all looked at me funny and asked WHY ? .Whats the big deal ? They didn't even know the game was on.
I realized that other than sips and boomers NO ONE cares anymore. That game used to be on the order to Mich-MSU, Ala-Auburn and our old tu game. In many years it was the highpoint to college football. Always Prime Time and watched by damn near everyone. None of the young-ins had every even heard of the Friday night party in Dallas. It used to rival Mardi-Gras for college kids no matter where you went to school. Now its just another bdf waste of time watched by tens of hundreds of Fox-Antarctica Soccer channel....
Whoa Nelly......you mean Mr Allllllllllll-a-bama ? YepCalifornia Ag 90 said:agreed and used to go the state fair every year around Texas OU weekend in the 70's and 80's. was a huge event, and always on ABC as i recall - didn't Keith Jackson call that game most years?The Original AG 76 said:I'm guessing by your name that you're class of 90 so I can tell you unequivocally that Texas-OU WAS an absolute nationwide must see game from the 50 thru the 80's. You probably don't even know that until the late 80's there was only 1 network that showed college football. We had exactly ONE national game of the week and then a regional game . Texas-OU, ND-USC, Mich-MSU, Mich-OSU, ND-Navy, USC-UCLA, The Cocktail party..... and a few others were watched by EVERY college football fan. It was all that was on and they were always great games. The end of season rivalries like TAMU-tu, Bama-AU, Army -Navy were also ALWAYS national and well watched. Texas-OU was usually between 2 top 5 teams and was usually one of the classics every season.California Ag 90 said:sip-OU is, in its best years when both are ranked, on par with Georgia - Florida (the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, i think they used to call it). of great interest in Atlanta and Orlando, everywhere else, not so much.The Original AG 76 said:Interesting hijack...Johnny2Fan said:
Horn fans were tuned in trust me. Hell, they put us over the top.
I was sitting with some 30ish ( age) Ags at the Fla tailgate and I was talking about going to Texas-OU weekend in the 70's and 80's and how AMAZING those weekends were. They all looked at me funny and asked WHY ? .Whats the big deal ? They didn't even know the game was on.
I realized that other than sips and boomers NO ONE cares anymore. That game used to be on the order to Mich-MSU, Ala-Auburn and our old tu game. In many years it was the highpoint to college football. Always Prime Time and watched by damn near everyone. None of the young-ins had every even heard of the Friday night party in Dallas. It used to rival Mardi-Gras for college kids no matter where you went to school. Now its just another bdf waste of time watched by tens of hundreds of Fox-Antarctica Soccer channel....
FYI...It is still called "The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party" but one and all. The only folks that call it something else are the talking heads because the snowflake media moguls don't want to be politically incorrect and encourage drinking. What they don't realize is we don't need any encouragement....California Ag 90 said:sip-OU is, in its best years when both are ranked, on par with Georgia - Florida (the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, i think they used to call it). of great interest in Atlanta and Orlando, everywhere else, not so much.The Original AG 76 said:Interesting hijack...Johnny2Fan said:
Horn fans were tuned in trust me. Hell, they put us over the top.
I was sitting with some 30ish ( age) Ags at the Fla tailgate and I was talking about going to Texas-OU weekend in the 70's and 80's and how AMAZING those weekends were. They all looked at me funny and asked WHY ? .Whats the big deal ? They didn't even know the game was on.
I realized that other than sips and boomers NO ONE cares anymore. That game used to be on the order to Mich-MSU, Ala-Auburn and our old tu game. In many years it was the highpoint to college football. Always Prime Time and watched by damn near everyone. None of the young-ins had every even heard of the Friday night party in Dallas. It used to rival Mardi-Gras for college kids no matter where you went to school. Now its just another bdf waste of time watched by tens of hundreds of Fox-Antarctica Soccer channel....
Keith Jackson was college football! he was awesome.The Original AG 76 said:
Whoa Nelly......you mean Mr Allllllllllll-a-bama ? Yep
A 1.3 rating. Well done! (RRSO got a 2.4)
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