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Honestly the more I look at it I think 5-7 is their ceiling this year.  They are going to be a much worse team than last year and outlook is downhill from here....a lot of the fake "studs" they got in this last recruiting class are going to rush the portal wanting to go somewhere with a chance or at least some relevance. 
Depends on how many aggybucks they'd have to give up to do that, but yeah..we'll see a couple at least.
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Years ago, I met an author who writes Texana, Texas history, about our culture and way of life and what-not.  And of course, of the course of so many esteemed tomes...i asked him..."You frequently have Aggie characters in your books.  How do you write them so well?" 

To which this pulitzer prize nominee replied, "I think of a Texan.  And I take away reason and accountability."  

I truly got it.  Every day of my life, I ask God for the wisdom to see my way to the opposite of what an Aggie would do in any corner of life.  Family, faith, business, politics, alumni spirit.  Whatever an Aggie will do, I will do the opposite.  And it has served me well.  And each time I see an Aggie, I drop and weep and lift my arms in thanks to the Lord.  And people, neither Aggie nor 'Horn, will stop and ask me, "What is the matter?  What are you doing sir as those Aggies pass by?"  To which I humbly reply, "I am thanking God for not making me like them."  

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8 hours ago, markstanco said:


These replies make me want to go on a 3 state killing spree.

"This forum can be a "zoo" at times, but yes, the offline culture on campus you're picking up in this thread is real. A&M is a special place for Ags and visitors who themselves are good sports. My belief is the spirit of hospitality exists because we know that bad hospitality is a poor reflection on the school and its traditions we love so much." https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3313850/replies/62868082

 

Yes, the aggy "culture" is real. But aggys are never honest about that "reality."

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35 minutes ago, Randolph Duke said:

"This forum can be a "zoo" at times, but yes, the offline culture on campus you're picking up in this thread is real. A&M is a special place for Ags and visitors who themselves are good sports. My belief is the spirit of hospitality exists because we know that bad hospitality is a poor reflection on the school and its traditions we love so much." https://texags.com/forums/5/topics/3313850/replies/62868082

 

Yes, the aggy "culture" is real. But aggys are never honest about that "reality."

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There’s a subtle difference between PV fans and fans from the Appalachias that may incline aggy to treat the latter better. Ol’ Sul Ross would be proud. 

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21 minutes ago, nnm said:

There’s a subtle difference between PV fans and fans from the Appalachias that may incline aggy to treat the latter better. Ol’ Sul Ross would be proud. 

aggy hospitality, like most everything else they claim, is quite exaggerated. They love to pay themselves on the back, but their fans are arrogant assholes to everyone they come in contact with. I have been there with fans of a visiting team other than Texas. They were obnoxious and rude. 

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7 minutes ago, Deej said:

So now they are doing fake posts from opposing fans before the games, too?

They have to prove the opposing fan is attending the game before they gets lost on the way to the stadium.  I mean how can aggy give them free bbq and beer before giving them a personal escort to their seats, if they're not there?

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That thread is so fucking awesome and transparently fake. The guy doesn't use caps in his writing for the most part, at least in his second post, but he makes sure he capitalizes "12th Man" while showing reverence. That's not where it gets obviously aggie though. Then he had to go and post a clip of a kicker for ATM beating Alabama last year and confesses that it was his favorite part of last year's football season, and that he loves the play so much that he's watched it many times since then.

Then he comes back later and doubles down with the tried and true "I'm sure if Alabama fans were being honest, they'd admit to loving that clip too" maneuver, which is the favorite aggie go-to in winning fandom repeatedly against all other teams. They're so flatly insecure in their own relevance that they have a pathological need to regularly lump opponents into the notion that everyone secretly loves and cheers for ATM. 

It's almost unbelievable that they continue to behave in this kind of textbook lunacy, but then I remember their total lack of self-awareness and then the decades of repeated insecure goobery always makes sense. 

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BTW, last year, App State beat 14th ranked and undefeated Coastal Carolina on the last play of the game with, you guessed it, a field goal. The fans then stormed the field. It was their first victory over a ranked opponent since defeating Michigan in 2007. But, yeah, man, that ATM kick against Bama is "App St 86"'s favorite play of last year that he can't help himself from playing on repeat, over and over again while also flicking his lamp light on and off in a dark corner. Fucking absurd.

 

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2 hours ago, nnm said:

There’s a subtle difference between PV fans and fans from the Appalachias that may incline aggy to treat the latter better. Ol’ Sul Ross would be proud. 

Yeah, but aggy will only be friendly,  wonderful hosts right up until A State goes to whipping that aggy ass.

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11 hours ago, YGIFS said:

Years ago, I met an author who writes Texana, Texas history, about our culture and way of life and what-not.  And of course, of the course of so many esteemed tomes...i asked him..."You frequently have Aggie characters in your books.  How do you write them so well?" 

To which this pulitzer prize nominee replied, "I think of a Texan.  And I take away reason and accountability."  

John Updike wrote Texana, Texas history?  Or was it Jack Nicholson?

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