Love this!!!

94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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I don't have an answer, but there should be a prompt response to this event. If we don't respond, it will happen again, because no consequences will be expected in the future. I understand that tu has to pay us $3 million buyout and we do not need to jeopardize that, but maybe we should push the limit here. This is really bad and in business (this is a business) your internal lawyers have to provide solid counsel for approach and then hire a litigator that will eat tu's lunch. This is really terrible and we should mount an attack before the end of the week. I'm pretty certain we stayed silent to hear Jim's PC today. I wonder if there is some rule about TX educational institutions being unable to sue each other? I'd blow that up just to defy it and test it.

Damn that press conference was awkward. I think it went perfectly, but not for them. It was cold, cringeworthy, sweaty, and downright dirty. It felt gross in there.

Max Weiner not knowing whether to put the horns up or not was icing on the cake.

94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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Looch had a good point this morning. Schloss is playing for a NC and TU fires their coach before the game. How does he not take this as backstabbing?

TU screwed him over by creating a distraction as much as they did A&M.

Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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I don't have an answer, but there should be a prompt response to this event. If we don't respond, it will happen again, because no consequences will be expected in the future. I understand that tu has to pay us $3 million buyout and we do not need to jeopardize that, but maybe we should push the limit here. This is really bad and in business (this is a business) your internal lawyers have to provide solid counsel for approach and then hire a litigator that will eat tu's lunch. This is really terrible and we should mount an attack before the end of the week. I'm pretty certain we stayed silent to hear Jim's PC today. I wonder if there is some rule about TX educational institutions being unable to sue each other? I'd blow that up just to defy it and test it.

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Like I said in another thread, one of our biggest boosters happens to be an asshat lawyer who loves the spotlight and is incredible at it. Buzbee's time to shine.

Farmer_J said:

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94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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Looch had a good point this morning. Schloss is playing for a NC and TU fires their coach before the game. How does he not take this as backstabbing?

TU screwed him over by creating a distraction as much as they did A&M.

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It's ok, because he knew it was in the works, and is glad he finally gets to be with his buddy "Chris" again.

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Anyone who follows this duche bag or puts their trust in him for their sons' futures deserves what they get.

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A silver lining in this - any coach worth his salt in the SEC and in the state of Texas is going to use this sh/tshow to negatively recruit against Texas going forward.

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"Do you like to be booed, and called names everywhere you and your boyfriend go? t.u. is your home!"

I'd guess Earley.

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FireballAg said:

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Anyone who follows this duche bag or puts their trust in him for their sons' futures deserves what they get.

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A silver lining in this - any coach worth his salt in the SEC and in the state of Texas is going to use this sh/tshow to negatively recruit against Texas going forward.

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This will be interesting to watch how it plays out. If honor and integrity mean anything to TX HS Coaches who preach it,...we'll see if they mean it. How could they encourage a player to go to this guy?

Glad the TexAgs & Eagle reps were there. Wasn't all softball questions. Plus having to apologize for his lie re: Zane showed what a real dewsh he is.

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rolo said:

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He name dropped LaV and Grahovac, they gone

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I was thinking the same thing

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Have it on very good authority that Jace, sorrel, grahovac, moss, and Wilson are all gone for sure.

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Why did Jace tweet that out about next year at A&M if he's leaving? He obviously knew about all of this when he sent that tweet

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To try to cover up the fact that they were recruiting for someone else prior to them actually leaving.

Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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I don't have an answer, but there should be a prompt response to this event. If we don't respond, it will happen again, because no consequences will be expected in the future. I understand that tu has to pay us $3 million buyout and we do not need to jeopardize that, but maybe we should push the limit here. This is really bad and in business (this is a business) your internal lawyers have to provide solid counsel for approach and then hire a litigator that will eat tu's lunch. This is really terrible and we should mount an attack before the end of the week. I'm pretty certain we stayed silent to hear Jim's PC today. I wonder if there is some rule about TX educational institutions being unable to sue each other? I'd blow that up just to defy it and test it.

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I can hate him leaving, but I can still accept it. Just like when BCG left for Kentucky. But Kentucky didn't try to destroy A&M. Del Conte may not be in control of his mental faculties. No intelligent business person would have counseled him to handle things this way. An incredibly bad business move to fire Pierce when he did. Just played his entire hand in the open.

We just lost Jace

He doesn't have a coach. It makes sense. Hold judgment until we know where they land.

Farmer_J said:

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94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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Looch had a good point this morning. Schloss is playing for a NC and TU fires their coach before the game. How does he not take this as backstabbing?

TU screwed him over by creating a distraction as much as they did A&M.

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I am not sure his goal was actually to win, or at least wasn't a top priority.

Grapist said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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I don't have an answer, but there should be a prompt response to this event. If we don't respond, it will happen again, because no consequences will be expected in the future. I understand that tu has to pay us $3 million buyout and we do not need to jeopardize that, but maybe we should push the limit here. This is really bad and in business (this is a business) your internal lawyers have to provide solid counsel for approach and then hire a litigator that will eat tu's lunch. This is really terrible and we should mount an attack before the end of the week. I'm pretty certain we stayed silent to hear Jim's PC today. I wonder if there is some rule about TX educational institutions being unable to sue each other? I'd blow that up just to defy it and test it.

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Like I said in another thread, one of our biggest boosters happens to be an asshat lawyer who loves the spotlight and is incredible at it. Buzbee's time to shine.

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Not disrepecting Buzbee and his experience (I am aware of his prowess), but a good attorney knows that if you have a shred of emotion tied to a case, it can lead to weakness. I think a neutral party that is a nasty meat eater is the ticket.

No one believes that this all transpired after game three. The entire staff went. Those guys didn't need any time to discuss with their families?

Unfortunately, nothing will be done about it because everyone does it. What made this instance unique was the timing and that A&M was playing in the championship series.

so is jace gone even though he had a tweet about how good texas a&m was

Either he and CDC are good friends or he didn't talk about the job until after Game 3. But no way both can be true.

Farmer_J said:

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94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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Looch had a good point this morning. Schloss is playing for a NC and TU fires their coach before the game. How does he not take this as backstabbing?

TU screwed him over by creating a distraction as much as they did A&M.

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Serves his ass right then

baseballfan31 said:

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so is jace gone even though he had a tweet about how good texas a&m was

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Portal doesn't necessarily mean gone. It's 100% in these player's interest to enter the portal now even if they don't really want to leave. They have no idea about the next coaching staff and what is going to happen. Probably matters least of all for Jace because he's clearly a special talent but still...

Just read through 10 pages and this may go down as the greatest unmoderated thread in TexAgs history just letting it all fly!

94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Farmer @ Johnsongrass, TX said:

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94chem said:

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Commander Gorn said:

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Yeah that's why tu fired their coach before th game even started…

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Yep. Timed to inflict damage. Every last scripted second. This isn't merely reporting your rival's recruiting violations, or some other typical SEC vindictiveness. This is institutional level plotting of harm to a fellow university. Does everyone understand how serious this is?

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I understand the seriousness, but what will be the consequences?

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It's a brazen act of unprovoked economic warfare. It deserves a measured, severe, and timely response.

An attack on the permanent fund at some point is an idea, but smart and connected people need to be making this a priority. Our state institutions cannot be allowed to deliberately inflict economic damage on each other without consequences.

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I don't have an answer, but there should be a prompt response to this event. If we don't respond, it will happen again, because no consequences will be expected in the future. I understand that tu has to pay us $3 million buyout and we do not need to jeopardize that, but maybe we should push the limit here. This is really bad and in business (this is a business) your internal lawyers have to provide solid counsel for approach and then hire a litigator that will eat tu's lunch. This is really terrible and we should mount an attack before the end of the week. I'm pretty certain we stayed silent to hear Jim's PC today. I wonder if there is some rule about TX educational institutions being unable to sue each other? I'd blow that up just to defy it and test it.

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I can hate him leaving, but I can still accept it. Just like when BCG left for Kentucky. But Kentucky didn't try to destroy A&M. Del Conte may not be in control of his mental faculties. No intelligent business person would have counseled him to handle things this way. An incredibly bad business move to fire Pierce when he did. Just played his entire hand in the open.

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Yep. I agree. The counsel on this is off the chart horrible...maybe It could be that counsel gave him a decent strategy and CDC tossed it and said I'll do it my way. Counsel may have then advised, you can do it your way, but the consequences and visual may be the worst. I do think CDC feels arrogance to a point of being above decency. CDC is a real POS, but at least he's transparent about it. No way I would want to be around that guy, friends or business. Seen enough of these CDC types in my life and they're not worth it.

Edit To Add: As for Billy, I understood his departure for Kentucky and didn't hold anything against that move. I wish he would have stayed, but oh well,... I am diehard Buzz. I followed him at all his other stops (I resided closer to his stops versus BCS) and hoped he would somehow get back to Aggieland. Buzz "knows", is the only way I can describe it.

https://instagr.am/p/C8r7MkWMu66

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An Aggie does not lie, cheat, or steal or tolerate those who do. Thank God for Aggie Baseball

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dachicken89 said:

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"Judge me by my actions." Really??

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The extension of that quote was ...
"Judge me by my actions ... Anybody can say one thing and do the other."

What a pile!

johnnyblaze36 said:

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Just read through 10 pages and this may go down as the greatest unmoderated thread in TexAgs history just letting it all fly!

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I mean, why would Texags care that its posters are sh/tting on a guy who just left us in this manner?

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baseballfan31 said:

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so is jace gone even though he had a tweet about how good texas a&m was

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Portal doesn't necessarily mean gone. It's 100% in these player's interest to enter the portal now even if they don't really want to leave. They have no idea about the next coaching staff and what is going to happen. Probably matters least of all for Jace because he's clearly a special talent but still...

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Yeah, I'm 3rd generation, so I'd just sit tight. But anyone else should at least keep their options open. As long as they don't follow that turd to Austin.

Remember, sips' goal was to harm Texas A&M. Maybe a few players will let that sink in, stick around, and do something about it.

Love me some Chris! /Schleezenagle

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We really didn't know Schloss well.

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We knew who is bff is and all that implies. 2 peas in apod.

He gave them a number to hit last night.

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https://instagr.am/p/C8r7MkWMu66

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Lolz. The more you hate it… the more they love it.

Relax…. The only thing that matters anymore is NIL

milner79 said:

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dachicken89 said:

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"Judge me by my actions." Really??

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The extension of that quote was ...
"Judge me by my actions ... Anybody can say one thing and do the other."

What a pile!

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Self awareness doesn't appear to be his strong suit, does it?

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Beast. Hope he comes back as the bullpen ace or weekend starter.