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Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
77-0 will not be forgotten. Vengence may not be ours this year, next year, the year after, or the year after that, but we will avenge that loss and it will be in spectacular fashion.
"I've seen 'em win and i've seen 'em lose, but i've never seen 'em quit."
10-1 is my goal now.
Kitso
KS 361 people who post on here who have no business talking shit about my school's football team.
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Just to defend the Sooners and your comment on Bowling Green, yes, it's tough to take anyone named Bowling Green seriously, but last year, they were an 11-2 team, played Ohio State close at Ohio State. They also won their Bowl Game.
They're every bit as good as the Utes, probably better.
That being said, I attended the 77-0 game. I was impressed that the Aggies there did not pack up and leave at halftime when they were already down by around 50 points. Their yells were very nice and the band was amazing -- much better than the OU band whose shows now consist of standing in place and scatter drills (something my girlfriend-band teacher despises).
You have to respect the Aggie football tradition. It is like no other. Even with the score as lopsided as it was, I was impressed by everything except the players and coaches on the field.
McNeal is a hell of an athlete. He showed that when A&M whooped OU a couple of years ago under Slocum. In fact, Fran is making Slocum look like Landry right now.
I do think that Baylor has a decent chance against the Aggies this year if A&M continues like they have been. Heck, Abilene Christian could give 'em a run for their money. For now, I'm hopeful that this is all part of the Fran master plan that will unfurl this year with a win over UT. Otherwise, A&M is a big reason that the CFB world is saying that the Big XII is down.
A&M really is my 2nd favorite team in the Big XII and I hope y'all win all your games but one.
As for being an armchair QB, damned skippy. If y'all ever came to this part of the country on a Friday night where everyone is at the HS games or on a Saturday where the state literally shuts down when the Sooners are playing, you'd see what I'm talking about.